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Hi all
OK so I am getting this error with an SQL query:
Details: "ODBC: ERROR [22P05] ERROR: character with byte sequence 0xe2 0x80 0x8e in encoding "UTF8" has no equivalent in encoding "WIN1252";
Error while executing the query"
Anyone know how I can get around this issue?
Para que tiver com esse problema no Power BI, na barra de endereco na sua fonte de dados altere o nome de "PostgreSQL ANSI (x64)" para "PostgreSQL Unicode (x64)".
No meu caso resolveu o problema
I had this issue with Power Bi and Postgres. The solution was to setup a SYSTEM DSN (Not user DSN) with Unicode NOT Ansi64 in the odbc driver
Conseguimos resolver da seguinte forma.
Driver={PostgreSQL Unicode(x64)}; Server= IP do servidor ; Port= Nome da porta; Database= Nome do Bando de dados
Colocando isso na conexão do ODBC, e mudei o DNS do usuário colocando unicode, e no DNS do sistema para Unicode também.
This solution solved the problem for me! Fortunately, I can read Spanish. lol. Install the PostgreSQL ODBC for Unicode(x64) and use that one instead when connecting to the DB. In my case, I was trying to connect to AWS Cloud version of PostgreSQL in Supabase.
Clicking on the "Manage DSN" Button and changing the driver from "PostgreSQL ANSI(x64)" to "PostgreSQL Unicode(x64)" solved it for me.
You have to save and restart the machine tough
Hi,
I have same problem, anyone have find out solution?, please
Postgres?
If so, you'll need to change character encoding to unicode (maybe in the DSN)- (or find a different driver as in this ssrs odbsc error thread )
Ah ok, yes, postgres
So I changed the DSN to unicode in the ODBC connector. I thought it had worked as it shows me the load sample data
Any idea why this might still be happening? Thanks for your help on this.
Getting closer!
Can you experiment by clicking 'edit' instead of load. Can you get to the Advanced editor and try a different encoding? Try selecting a more limited selection of fields. That might help you discover whether it's an unusual character that doesn't translate to code page 1252 in Windows or a hidden character.
Found this on the forum:
Using the postgres ODBC and configuring the connection in unicode mode on System DSN the issue is solved (PBI connection will be ODBC)
https://www.postgresql.org/ftp/odbc/versions/dll/
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