Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: characterset for conversion of msacces-database |
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Author | Arno Brinkman |
Post date | 2003-03-11T08:04:02Z |
Hi,
the default collate with updating RDB$DEFAULT_COLLATE_NAME, for example :
update RDB$CHARACTER_SETS
set RDB$DEFAULT_COLLATE_NAME = 'DU_NL'
where RDB$CHARACTER_SET_NAME = 'ISO8859_1'
When now creating tables (etc..) without any specified character-set/collate
the defaults are used !
This is how i do it.
NOTE !! After an Backup/Restore you must run this query again, because this
value isn't saved at backup.
Regards,
Arno Brinkman
> After setting the Client characterset all converts well intoIf you create your database with the default character-set then you can set
> ISO8859_1.
>
> One question about COLLATE. Is it not possible to define the
> collation order once in stead of setting it for every separate table ?
the default collate with updating RDB$DEFAULT_COLLATE_NAME, for example :
update RDB$CHARACTER_SETS
set RDB$DEFAULT_COLLATE_NAME = 'DU_NL'
where RDB$CHARACTER_SET_NAME = 'ISO8859_1'
When now creating tables (etc..) without any specified character-set/collate
the defaults are used !
This is how i do it.
NOTE !! After an Backup/Restore you must run this query again, because this
value isn't saved at backup.
Regards,
Arno Brinkman