Here it is

Table "public.user info" Column | Type | Modifiers | Storage | Description ------------------+------------------------------- +-----------+----------+------------- uid | integer | not null | plain | screen_name | character varying | not null | extended | user_name | character varying | not null | extended | location | character varying | | extended | user_language | character varying | | extended | favourites_count | integer | | plain | followers_count | integer | | plain | friends_count | integer | | plain | status_count | integer | | plain | listed_count | integer | | plain | created_at | character varying | | exten ded | time_zone | character varying | | exten ded | user_url | character varying | | exten ded | description | text[] | | exten ded | added_on | timestamp without time zone[] | | exten ded | Indexes: "pk_user" PRIMARY KEY, btree (uid) Rules: my_table_on_duplicate_ignore AS ON INSERT TO userinfo WHERE (EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM userinfo WHERE userinfo.uid = new.uid)) DO INSTEAD NOTHING Has OIDs: no
Maybe the problem is the brackets after the text type? Those were inserted when I created the column with pgadminIII.

In reply to Re^4: PgPP invalid byte seqnence for encoding UTF8 by cormanaz
in thread PgPP invalid byte seqnence for encoding UTF8 by cormanaz

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