Subject | Re: Using WIN1254 Firebird database with ColdFusion MX |
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Author | peter_jacobi.rm |
Post date | 2004-07-09T23:44:02Z |
Hi Esref,
Esref Atak wrote:
- I cannot access the linked stuff, perhaps zipping
would help and trying to get the error messages as text
- I don't know Cold Fusion MX
On the other hand, most charset/collation problems
have a common cause.
For a quick test I suggest, just switching to the FB1.5.1 release
candidate at:
http://www.firebirdsql.org/download/prerelease/1.5.1/
Does everything magically starts working?
Yes => Congrats!
No => Find a way to set the connection character set in
your software.
the connection charset.
If that still doesn't work, I strongly encourage you, to
do tests in a simplfied setup, running all SQL scripts mimicking
the real use with ISQL or some of the 3rd party tools.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi
Esref Atak wrote:
> If you would like to assist me i have a problem; I get some errorI have some problems helping you:
> messages related with conversion of character sets while I execute my
> processes on a Firebird database with Turkish character set (WIN1254)
> with ColdFusion MX. My processes do not commit.
- I cannot access the linked stuff, perhaps zipping
would help and trying to get the error messages as text
- I don't know Cold Fusion MX
On the other hand, most charset/collation problems
have a common cause.
For a quick test I suggest, just switching to the FB1.5.1 release
candidate at:
http://www.firebirdsql.org/download/prerelease/1.5.1/
Does everything magically starts working?
Yes => Congrats!
No => Find a way to set the connection character set in
your software.
> I am using ColdFusion MX with WinXP operating system. All theAs Firebird never will look at your system's setting to set
> language configuration of my operating system is Turkish (WIN1254). I
> have a Firebird 1.5 database with the character set WIN1254.
the connection charset.
If that still doesn't work, I strongly encourage you, to
do tests in a simplfied setup, running all SQL scripts mimicking
the real use with ISQL or some of the 3rd party tools.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi