Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 18:48:17 +0600 From: Vadim Valiakhmetov <vadim@sibfair.nsc.ru> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Postgress case insensitive search on FreeBSD3.0 Message-ID: <36E3C711.AB5C4285@sibfair.nsc.ru>
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Hello!
I have encountered strange behaviour of Postgresql-6.4.2 server
(installed on FreeBSD3.0 from distributive) when I was trying to do
case-insensitive search in simplest text table (without indexes)
containing sequence of strings of characters from national alphabet
(Russian KOI8-R and CP1251 character sets). The following example query
does not do case insensitive search for both KOI8-R and CP1251:
select firm from plan where firm ~* ('substring') order by firm asc
Here 'substring' consists of russian characters, of course.
I believe, that my russian locale properly configured and working, as
well as postmaster compiled with option --enable-locale. Environment
variables $LC_CTYPE and $LC_COLLATE also defined. For instance,
operators upper('substring') and lower ('substring') both working
correctly with russian characters.
Just the same example query does case insensitive search under RedHat
Linux 4.2 with glibc2 installed. All postmaster settings were the same
as for FreeBSD.
Can anybody clarify this situation ?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for bad english.
Vadim Valiakhmetov mailto:vadim@sibfair.nsc.ru
Sysadmin, SibLine Co.
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