Locale Support
A locale is a named group of properties that defines culture-specific conventions. Each locale is made up of one or more categories. Each category controls the behavior of a set of features. For example, the LC_MONETARY category contains information about how monetary values are formatted in some specific territory. The ISO and IEEE (POSIX) standards bodies have stated that a locale should include information such as the ordering of date components, the formatting of numbers, and the language preferred for message text.
PostgreSQL makes use of the locale-processing facilities provided by the host operating system. When you log in to your operating system, you are automatically assigned a locale. On a Linux host (and most Unix hosts), ...
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