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Re: Unicode support for Internationalization

From: Peter Meinl <peter.meinl_at_istec.de>
Date: 1997/12/03
Message-ID: <663934$jfi$1@sun-1.punkt.de>#1/1

We try to develop an unicode enabled app with VB5 Clients. It seems not to work with RDO. Pasting unicode chars from tehcharactermap into the control works fine. Adding a record to the database and then reading it results in all ??? in the control.

We created an Oralce8 Database with UTF8.  We use RichTextBox and Forms2.0 unicode enabled controls, Bitstream Cyberbit unicode font, RDO and Oracle ODBC 8.032.

Any Ideas how to get this working?

Thanks
Peter

David Russell schrieb in Nachricht <01bcff60$da5cf640$f15395c1_at_thor>...
>The best source of information relating to National Lanuage Support can be
>found in the Server Reference, it includes a full list of supported
>character sets and language settings.
>
>Oracle 7 supports Unicode in the form of UTF2 which is a variable width
>multi byte character set, this form rather than the fixed width UCS2
>encoding is supported because it is transparent to client application
>(through the appropriate mapping tables). To use this you need to create
>the database with the AL24UTFFSS characterset.
>
>Oracle 8 supports UNICODE v2.0 in the form of UTF-8 which is a variable
>width multi byte character set, to use it you should create your database
>with the UTF8 characterset.
>
>Always remember if you intend to use UNICODE you need end to end UNICODE
>support (in the client side).
>
>Regards
>David Russell
Received on Wed Dec 03 1997 - 00:00:00 CST

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