> >> As I have learned just today, the character set for the security
> >> database is ASCII, so can't savely store any other characters than
> >> 7-bit ASCII characters (no international characters like accents,
> >> umlauts, etc.). It's surely a good idea to prevent your user manager
> >> from using characters > #126.
> >>
> >>
> >> Best Regards
> >>
> >> Stefan
>
> > FB2 is now UNICODE_FSS
> > Alan
>
> I didn't check that. Seams to be a bad idea since they introduced a
> proper Unicode UTF8 implementation with FB2 and UNICODE_FSS is known
> to be flawed.
>
> Regards
>
> Stefan

Just installed RC3
and now the user_name, sys_user_name, group_name is ASCII
but the FirstName, MiddleName and LastName are UNICODE_FSS
Password is now BINARY not OCTET.
Alan