On Fri, December 27, 2013 23:14, Erik Rijkers wrote:
> Dutch locale uses a , as thousand separator, and . as decimal separator.
Sorry, that's wrong, of course.
Dutch locale uses a . as thousand separator, and , as decimal separator.
I was trying to import values like '1.234,55' into a en_US.utf8 database with
to_number( '1.234,55' , '999G999D99')