DBIx::Log4perl sees the data before it is sent to the database by DBD::Pg so you cannot rely on what you see in its output as DBD::Pg can change the data.

I took a casual glance at DBD::Pg code and all the UTF8 stuff seemed to be wrapped in pg_enable_utf8. Are you binding the data as parameters when it is inserted?

The trouble here is there are a number of variables. You database uses 1252 encoding. What is your postgres client charset set to and what is the encoding of the data you pass to DBD::Pg when it fails and do you have pg_enable_utf8 on?

In reply to Re^3: DBD::Pg encodes Perlstring to UTF-8 bytes instead of WIN1252 regardless client encoding by mje
in thread DBD::Pg encodes Perlstring to UTF-8 bytes instead of WIN1252 regardless client encoding by Pickwick

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