Subject | Re: Pig Latin, Klingon and Unicode |
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Author | David Schnepper |
Post date | 2000-08-03T00:34:59Z |
--- In IB-Architect@egroups.com, "Mike Nordell" <tamlin@a...> wrote:
Unicode (not surprising, considering the time). It did have
something called the "SQL Character Repertoire". As I recall, it's
the set of characters necessary to represent all keywords & symbols
used in SQL itself. (Gee, no Q or Z needed?)
> Btw, speaking of Unicode, though it probably would be more correctto post
> this in IBD it has a connection here: Does ANSI SQL (is 99 thelatest?)
> mention UC?I don't know about the latest ANSI SQL, but SQL 92 had no mention of
>
> /Mike Nordell
Unicode (not surprising, considering the time). It did have
something called the "SQL Character Repertoire". As I recall, it's
the set of characters necessary to represent all keywords & symbols
used in SQL itself. (Gee, no Q or Z needed?)