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I'm actually stuck trying to update encoding of my PostgreSQL layers to be able to set my project as QGIS server project.

In the layers properties, I can't change the layer's encoding.

Any hints on how to proceed?
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I'm actually stuck trying to update encoding of my PostgreSQL layers to be able to set my project as QGIS server project.

In the layers properties, I can't change the layer's encoding.

Any hints on how to proceed?
qgis postgresql qgis-server encoding
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I'm actually stuck trying to update encoding of my PostgreSQL layers to be able to set my project as QGIS server project.

In the layers properties, I can't change the layer's encoding.

Any hints on how to proceed?
qgis postgresql qgis-server encoding
I'm actually stuck trying to update encoding of my PostgreSQL layers to be able to set my project as QGIS server project.

In the layers properties, I can't change the layer's encoding.

Any hints on how to proceed?
qgis postgresql qgis-server encoding
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The PostgreSQL layers are stored within your database. Your database has a specific encoding set, so the layers provided are in the same encoding as your database.
Usually when creating a new database the encoding will be preset as the system one. I don't see any advantage of changing encoding on the fly, since it sounds quite resource hungry.
I would recommend changing the encoding of the whole database. The quickest way would be to dump your database, create a new database with new encoding, and restore the dumped database into the new database.
Hopefully it will restore without encoding errors.
You can read more about changing database encoding here.
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The PostgreSQL layers are stored within your database. Your database has a specific encoding set, so the layers provided are in the same encoding as your database.
Usually when creating a new database the encoding will be preset as the system one. I don't see any advantage of changing encoding on the fly, since it sounds quite resource hungry.
I would recommend changing the encoding of the whole database. The quickest way would be to dump your database, create a new database with new encoding, and restore the dumped database into the new database.
Hopefully it will restore without encoding errors.
You can read more about changing database encoding here.
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The PostgreSQL layers are stored within your database. Your database has a specific encoding set, so the layers provided are in the same encoding as your database.
Usually when creating a new database the encoding will be preset as the system one. I don't see any advantage of changing encoding on the fly, since it sounds quite resource hungry.
I would recommend changing the encoding of the whole database. The quickest way would be to dump your database, create a new database with new encoding, and restore the dumped database into the new database.
Hopefully it will restore without encoding errors.
You can read more about changing database encoding here.
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The PostgreSQL layers are stored within your database. Your database has a specific encoding set, so the layers provided are in the same encoding as your database.
Usually when creating a new database the encoding will be preset as the system one. I don't see any advantage of changing encoding on the fly, since it sounds quite resource hungry.
I would recommend changing the encoding of the whole database. The quickest way would be to dump your database, create a new database with new encoding, and restore the dumped database into the new database.
Hopefully it will restore without encoding errors.
You can read more about changing database encoding here.
The PostgreSQL layers are stored within your database. Your database has a specific encoding set, so the layers provided are in the same encoding as your database.
Usually when creating a new database the encoding will be preset as the system one. I don't see any advantage of changing encoding on the fly, since it sounds quite resource hungry.
I would recommend changing the encoding of the whole database. The quickest way would be to dump your database, create a new database with new encoding, and restore the dumped database into the new database.
Hopefully it will restore without encoding errors.
You can read more about changing database encoding here.
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