Article named "Database Setup for PostgreSQL" says that collation must be set no other than "UTF8".
Quote: "Collation must also be set to utf8. Other collations, such as "C", are known to cause issues with Confluence. "
This collation is possible to set up for PostgreSQL running on Linux, but this value is not supported on Windows.
Available values are: C, POSIX, English_United States.1252
Which one is recommended value for Confluence?
What is risk using one of these available values?
Hi Vladimir,
UTF-8 encoding can be used with any locale.
In addition, I reviewed this blog post, Locale in Windows, and it appears that you should be able to use English_United States.1252.
I was also able to confirm this by reviewing some of our past support tickets, so please give that a try, and let me know if you have any trouble!
Regards,
Shannon
Thank you Shannon.
I configured database using Collation English_United States.1252 and restored backup (migrated from Oracle). No apparent problems so far.
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Glad to hear, Vladimir! If you run into anything do let us know.
Shannon
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Can this doco be updated to reflect the above advise please https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/database-setup-for-postgresql-173244522.html
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Thank you for bringing this up, David. I'd like to see this clarified for future users, since I've now seen this question a few more times since I responded on this thread.
I've raised the documentation request below:
Please feel free to comment on the thread as well as vote on it.
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Shannon
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Another customer has wasted his time on this due to the documentation not being updated.
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