Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: fb1.5 and multiple languages |
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Author | Peter Lee |
Post date | 2004-03-08T08:46:35Z |
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the info. We'll try to avoid order by etc... the only other
option is to ship our product with multiple databases, or the ability to
generate a database with a different character set, which we're not really
keen on doing.
Regards,
Peter Lee
At 7/03/2004, you wrote:
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Thanks for the info. We'll try to avoid order by etc... the only other
option is to ship our product with multiple databases, or the ability to
generate a database with a different character set, which we're not really
keen on doing.
Regards,
Peter Lee
At 7/03/2004, you wrote:
>Hi Peter Lee,-
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>--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Peter Lee <ptle@r...> wrote:
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> > file that can support English, German Chinese? Before we started
>with FB,
> > we used Paradox tables, and had our 'multilanguage' tables as 'ascii
>(ANSI)'.
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> > Our English, Chinese and Hungarian all worked fine with this, and all
> > characters displayed correctly, as long as the user has the correct
>windows
> > language version (and character sets loaded). Is this type of behavior
> > possible with firebird?
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>It depends what language support you expect from the database. Most
>difficult area is sorting.
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>What you've done witrh your Paradox Database, was essentionall CHARSET
>NONE in terms of Firebase.
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>You gave your DBMS some strings of 8bit (possibly MB) characters and
>told the DBMS not to care what these strings are. Interpretation was
>then using the system settings of the computer/OS.
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>This works fine, ehn
>- all computers connected agree on system locale
>- the DBMS isn't require to do culture correct sorting
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>Regards,
>Peter Jacobi
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> > We have cut and pasted some of our strings into our database, using
> > IBExpert, and they seem to come in and out ok... things such as
> > Elõjegyzések (Hungarian) and µ÷ºÅ (Chinese).
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