Hello.
Dan wrote :
Adding information at
http://db.apache.org/derby/papers/JDBCImplementation.html#GetAsciiStream%28%29
would make paper gloomy .
The easy solution is for applications not to use the getAsciiStream
method. Any application that wants to stream character values should be
using getCharacterStream, UniCode based and can be converted to any
encoding using the standard Java mechanisms. Internally Derby is all
UniCode to match Java.
Not gloomy at all, just a method that's part of JDBC but not really that
useful.
Well ...
I see . I will try to add the information to the paper .
Best regards.
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