Character Translation

[Glenn Barnard <ba...@hotmail.com>]

Is there any way to determine via the JDBC which code page is being used for 
character translation? My DBA swears we're using ISO-8859-1, but character 
0x96 keeps coming out as 0x13.

Thanks!

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Re: Character Translation

[Ben Hall <bh...@internap.com>]

I'm not sure of the answer with regards to JDBC but I recently had a
similar problem when I moved to a new server where the OS had a different
default charset from what I had been using on the old server.  To handle
the problem I run the java processes with LANG="en_US.ISO8859-1" as the
charset.  I could be way off.

Ben

On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, Glenn Barnard wrote:

> Is there any way to determine via the JDBC which code page is being used for
> character translation? My DBA swears we're using ISO-8859-1, but character
> 0x96 keeps coming out as 0x13.
>
> Thanks!
>
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