Subject | Re: [firebird-support] RE:Re: case insensitive question |
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Author | Kjell Rilbe |
Post date | 2011-05-30T20:16:23Z |
Den 2011-05-30 22:11 skrev heineferreira såhär:
you're replying to.
WIN1252 is a Microsoft proprietary encoding. It's 8 bit, meaning it does
not support Unicode, but more like regular estern European languages.
Kjell
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> Thanks for the interesting answer.You're welcome. Please dont top-post, i.e. write your reply beneath what
you're replying to.
> I was thinking about the storage of char and varchar fields.Yes. It's called WIN1252.
> I think SQL Server uses charset win1252 by defualt.
> Can I also use that in Firebird?
> What's the difference between utf8 and win1252?UTF8 is a standard Unicode encoding. Look it up in Wikipedia.
WIN1252 is a Microsoft proprietary encoding. It's 8 bit, meaning it does
not support Unicode, but more like regular estern European languages.
> The article I read said I must use coolation Unicode on every char orSorry, I don't know much about collations in Firebird.
> varchar field.
Kjell
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