If there’s one thing that I love about PostgreSQL, it’s foreign data wrappers (FDW). Being able to create a connection to another source–usually another database–can make the seemingly impossible possible. However, it’s essential to understand what they do–and may not/don’t do–before you go creating them on your production database. Before I get any deeper into […]
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The Mess That Is PostgreSQL Foreign Data Wrappers, tds_fdw, & diacritic characters
This post may seem off-topic, however, after spending considerable time over the past week grappling with getting data containing text with diacritic remarks–in my case, German names & email addresses that contain ß, ä, ö, and/or ü–capturing some notes about the issue would be worth it in case I ever need to deal with this […]