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I am running a local postgresql server in version 9.1 and using the postgresql-9.1-901.jdbc4.jar for my java application to access the database.
Though i set the encoding to UTF8 and restarted the server, it is not possible to insert (using the application) values with german umlauts like äöü. The result looks like this: √§√∂√º√ü
I already checked everywhere the encoding and even downgraded the server to version 9.0 with corresponding driver, but nothing helped.
Thanks for helping!
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I found the solution for this problem. I was working with Mac OSX Lion, and the default system encoding changed to MacRoman after updating. However, changing the encoding fixed my problem.