Character behaviour Unix vs Windows ß

[bi...@tcs.com]

Hi 
Any having idea about why  my latin  character    ß  getting converted to 
'SS'  all the time however my other character are going smoothly 
indatabase except above i am trying to insert into data base , I am usign 
oracle 9i and ISO-8859-1 encoding 
and this is happening in the unix environment and  not in my pc 
environment .
Did anyone face any problem with this character  basically there is 
similar character in greek to 'β'  , 

Any pointer please 


Thanks 
 

Birendar Singh Waldiya


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Re: Character behaviour Unix vs Windows ß

[Tim Diggins <su...@red56.co.uk>]

Hmm, I'm not sure about this in encoding-land, but as a linguist - I 
know that there are (graphically distinct) characters esstset (ß) - used 
in  German for "ss" and beta (β) used in Modern Greek for  the sound 
"v". They look quite similar to each other.

It is fairly legitimate in German orthography to write a esstset as a ss 
- these are entirely equivalent - so maybe some intelligent encoding 
does that for you...

HTH

Tim



birendar.waldiya@tcs.com wrote:
> Hi 
> Any having idea about why  my latin  character    ß  getting converted to 
> 'SS'  all the time however my other character are going smoothly 
> indatabase except above i am trying to insert into data base , I am usign 
> oracle 9i and ISO-8859-1 encoding 
> and this is happening in the unix environment and  not in my pc 
> environment .
> Did anyone face any problem with this character  basically there is 
> similar character in greek to 'β'  , 
> 
> Any pointer please 
> 
> 
> Thanks 
>  
> 
> Birendar Singh Waldiya
> 
> 
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