Subject | Re: Character set ISO8859_1 with UPPER function problem |
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Author | dimkraska |
Post date | 2005-05-28T19:25:08Z |
Hi,
result columns.
I've tried to add the stored procedure with the result column as
"COL1 character set ISO8859_1 collation DE_DE" or
"COL1 character set ISO8859_1 collate DE_DE", but I receive
the error message "Token unknown".
Is it possible to add collation order to stored procedure result columns?
Best regards,
Vadim
> d> The problem is that this query isn't working properly in case theuser
> d> wants to filter on German specific letters (Umlauts):I have no idea how to specify collation order for the stored procedure
> d> SELECT * FROM MY_STORED_PRC(...) WHERE UPPER(COL1)='ÄÜ'
> I suppose you didn't specify collation for your COL1 column, so
> FB uses the default one. I think the use of stuff like
> COL1 character set ISO8859_1 collation DE_DE
> will solve the problem.
result columns.
I've tried to add the stored procedure with the result column as
"COL1 character set ISO8859_1 collation DE_DE" or
"COL1 character set ISO8859_1 collate DE_DE", but I receive
the error message "Token unknown".
Is it possible to add collation order to stored procedure result columns?
Best regards,
Vadim