Hi Stephan, tks
I drop database and move directory data to data01.
I already executed "initdb --locale=C" and the file postgresql.conf change
to LC_MESSAGES, LC_MONETARY, LC_NUMERIC and LC_TIME = 'C', but the problem
persist.
I already executed too after move the directory data:
initdb --encoding=LATIN1 --locale=C
initdb --encoding=SQL_ASCII --locale=C
Somebody have more any ideia?
Tks
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stephan Szabo" <sszabo@megazone.bigpanda.com>
To: "Reuly Bússolo Mendes" <reuly@terra.com.br>
Cc: <pgsql-admin@postgresql.org>
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 12:05 PM
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Problem in order by
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, [iso-8859-1] Reuly Bússolo Mendes wrote:
> In the Cygwin, the return is correct:
>
> prodes
> ----------------------------------------------------
> TELHA FRANCESA CAMBORIU
> TELHA PORTUGUESA SAO CRISTOVAO
> TELHA ROMANA LEONEL PEREIRA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE FRANCESA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE PORTUGUESA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE ROMANA
> TELHA ZINCO 1 1/2 P/POSTE TELHADO
> TELHAO FRANCES SAO CRISTOVAO *
> TELHAO ROMANO SAO CRISTOVAO-GOIVA *
>
>
> But in Linux the return is:
>
> prodes
> ----------------------------------------------------
> TELHA FRANCESA CAMBORIU
> TELHAO FRANCES SAO CRISTOVAO *
> TELHAO ROMANO SAO CRISTOVAO-GOIVA *
> TELHA PORTUGUESA SAO CRISTOVAO
> TELHA ROMANA LEONEL PEREIRA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE FRANCESA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE PORTUGUESA
> TELHA TRANSPARENTE ROMANA
> TELHA ZINCO 1 1/2 P/POSTE TELHADO
>
> I already executed vacuumbd and reindex database but nothing.
>
> Somebody could help me?
This probably is because you have a different collation set on the redhat
box. If you are using something other than "C" locale, the ordering on the
redhat box seems reasonable given that most locales ignore spaces for
their first pass, so 'TELHAO' < 'TELHA P' for example. If you want byte
ordering sorting, you can initdb in "C" locale.
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