Subject | Re: Using UTF8 Charset |
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Author | L |
Post date | 2007-04-30T04:33:57Z |
Ivan,
thanks for the insight on that. I did a little searching on the web
and found an excellent site.
http://www.destructor.de/firebird/charsets.htm
I think I will be switching to using Win1251 or possibly ISO8859_1 for
future new development as I will have Win32 clients and Linux based
PHP apps accessing the same database. I guess I could alsomigrate
existing db's with NONE charset using IBPump from existing db to a
new empty db.
- Lou
thanks for the insight on that. I did a little searching on the web
and found an excellent site.
http://www.destructor.de/firebird/charsets.htm
I think I will be switching to using Win1251 or possibly ISO8859_1 for
future new development as I will have Win32 clients and Linux based
PHP apps accessing the same database. I guess I could alsomigrate
existing db's with NONE charset using IBPump from existing db to a
new empty db.
- Lou
> Unless you plan to access your database from differentapplications/platforms,
> you will save lot of trouble if both your database and your applicationsituations
> use the same character set (otherwise you would have to deal with
> when client tries to read data it can't interperet, or when theclient tries to store
> data the database refuses). In your case it is probably WIN1250,because standard
> Delphi visual components do not support UTF8.
>
> Ivan
>