Re: No way to have error message on pgadmin III pg 8.0

["Dave Page" <dpage(at)vale-housing(dot)co(dot)uk>]

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Hmm, that's a PostgreSQL/pgInstaller problem then. Did you manually change the locale settings, or let the installer do it for you?

 

Regards, Dave.

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From: Laurent Birckel [mailto:laurent(dot)birckel(at)uni-medecine(dot)fr]
Sent: 22 March 2005 16:33
To: Dave Page; pgadmin-support(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: RE: [pgadmin-support] No way to have error message on pgadmin III pg 8.0

I think I found id !

 

i uninstalled twice more and reinstall postgresSQL xith the installer

 

if I check the "national langage support" to be installed on the Hard disk

        ==> I have No error messages

if I don't check this

        ==> I have some error messages

 

 

THEN .... I think there is a trouble with this "national langage support"

 

anyway, thanks for your help !

 

Laurent

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Dave Page [mailto:dpage(at)vale-housing(dot)co(dot)uk]
Envoyé : mardi 22 mars 2005 16:14
À : Laurent Birckel; pgadmin-support(at)postgresql(dot)org
Objet : RE: [pgadmin-support] No way to have error message on pgadmin III pg 8.0

 

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From: Laurent Birckel [mailto:laurent(dot)birckel(at)uni-medecine(dot)fr]
Sent: 22 March 2005 14:01
To: Dave Page; pgadmin-support(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: RE: [pgadmin-support] No way to have error message on pgadmin III pg 8.0

I am very happy for you, but i rest Sad for me ! I beleive you, but my problem is not solved.

 

I have absolutely NOTHING on my "messages" zone.

 

when i get some messages (not on this case, the offending line is NEVER the good one.

 

If you have it and not me, I think there is something wrong on my config, but I can't find it.

 

is it possible due to the encoding (I use LATIN9) ? we tried firts UNICODE, and changed to Latin9 (no change about the error messages) 

 

 I get the same error message using LATIN9.

 

OK, can you try creating the function using psql? You should see something like:

 

template1=# CREATE DATABASE foo ENCODING 'latin9';
CREATE DATABASE
template1=# \connect foo
You are now connected to database "foo".
foo=# CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION fct_addPJ(
foo(#
foo(# _idDOC int4,
foo(# _titrePJ varchar(250),
foo(# _clientFile varchar(255),
foo(# _sizePJ int4,
foo(# _localName varchar(255),
foo(# _localPath varchar(255),
foo(# _fileType varchar(100),
foo(# _fileSubType varchar(100),
foo(# _isDocMetaData int4
foo(#
foo(#
foo(# )
foo-#   RETURNS int4 AS
foo-#
foo-# $$
foo$# DECLARE
foo$#   _idPJ int4;
foo$#
foo$# BEGIN
foo$#
foo$#   _idPJ:=fct_getID('PJ');
foo$#   if _idPJ <> 0 then
foo$#
foo$#
foo$#   insert into PJ
foo$#   (
foo$#           idPJ,
foo$#           idDOC,
foo$#           titrePJ,
foo$#           clientFile,
foo$#           sizePJ,
foo$#           localName,
foo$#           localPath ,
foo$#           fileType ,
foo$#           fileSubType ,
foo$#           isDocMetaData
foo$#   )
foo$#   values
foo$#   (
foo$#           _idPJ,
foo$#           _idDOC,
foo$#           _titrePJ,
foo$#           _clientFile,
foo$#           _sizePJ,
foo$#           _localName,
foo$#           _localPath ,
foo$#           _fileType ,
foo$#           _fileSubType ,
foo$#           _isDocMetaData
foo$#   );
foo$#   end if
foo$#   RETURN _idPJ;
foo$# END;
foo$# $$
foo-#
foo-# LANGUAGE plpgsql VOLATILE;
ERROR:  syntax error at or near "_idPJ" at character 652
LINE 50:  RETURN _idPJ;
                 ^
foo=#

 

Regards, Dave