| Subject | isql + Character Set | 
|---|---|
| Author | Sascha Dechert | 
| Post date | 2005-01-08T21:49:36Z | 
Hello,
i am new to this list but i hope someone can/will help me. :P I searched
the archives and Google but did not find anything helpfull.
I am running a Firebird 1.5 SS Server on Fedora Core 2 and i can only
access that server via ssh. I have to execute an SQL-Script thats stored
in ISO-8859_1 character set via isql. When i try to run
"./isql /path/to/database.gdb -i script.sql" i get the error message
"Cannot transliterate between character sets".
The database is initialized with the ISO-8859_1 character set as well.
The script contains (german) umlauts and these are supported by the
ISO-8859_1 character set.
Anyone knows what i am doing wrong or if i'd missed something?
Greets,
Sascha
            i am new to this list but i hope someone can/will help me. :P I searched
the archives and Google but did not find anything helpfull.
I am running a Firebird 1.5 SS Server on Fedora Core 2 and i can only
access that server via ssh. I have to execute an SQL-Script thats stored
in ISO-8859_1 character set via isql. When i try to run
"./isql /path/to/database.gdb -i script.sql" i get the error message
"Cannot transliterate between character sets".
The database is initialized with the ISO-8859_1 character set as well.
The script contains (german) umlauts and these are supported by the
ISO-8859_1 character set.
Anyone knows what i am doing wrong or if i'd missed something?
Greets,
Sascha