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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 @ 14:58:30 GMT
You did not say what version of Queryman you were using. I ran the following tests using a UTF8 session with SQL Assistant 7.1. (I set the input buffer size to 50 - the default of 30 is too small.)
CREATE SET TABLE dbcmngr.ChineseTest ,FALLBACK
(
Idx SMALLINT,
Note VARCHAR(50) CHARACTER SET UNICODE)
UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( Idx );
INSERT INTO dbcmngr.ChineseTest VALUES (?, ?)
I imported a UTF8 data file created from the data you provided in your email.
SELECT * FROM dbcmngr.ChineseTest ORDER BY 1
The displayed results exactly match the import data file. Note that I am not using any special Chinese character sets. I am storing the data in a Unicode column in the table. Mike Dempsey
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