Hello

I join to this mail a zip file containing a varchar
folder with
- an sql file : Varchrdb.sql
- an DB file : Varchrdb.gdb
- an jar executable file : varchar.jar
- a folder : varchar
containing the source : varchar.java
and the class : varchar.class and some other

This suppose the database is in "C:\TEMP\Varchrdb.gdb"
and to use user "SYSDBA" with password "masterkey". If
this is not your case you must change the source(This
is for test purpose and it is not a true software).

I think the result is without any kind of ambiguity.

Regards

--- Blas Rodriguez Somoza <blas@puertareal.com> wrote:

> Hello
>
> At 06/12/2002 05:11 -0800, you wrote:
> >Hello
> >
> >Server and Client are the same only machine for
> >Windows and for Linux. The database is physicaly
> the
> >same for Windows and Linux. There is no default
> >character set for the database and there is no
> >character set for the varchar field.
>
> If you don't use character set parameter in the
> driver (lc_ctype) then the driver doesn't make any
> conversion, and if the character set for the
> database and field is NONE then the engine also
> don't do any conversion.
>
> I don't know any way this can happen.
>
> I also don't know if there can be problems if you
> use the same database data from linux and windows
> but perhaps this is the problem.
>
> Can you try creating and using the database only
> from windows?.
>
> If you can replicate the problem using only windows,
> please send us the code and the definition of the
> tables and we try to analyze the problem.
>
> Regards
> Blas Rodriguez Somoza
>
>
>

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