I don't know.
If I remember correctly I have read that unicode takes an extra byte
per character and I did not want to hit any technical limit (max.
lenghth of index key and such...)
And I dimly remember that there were such limits for FB 1.5, which
have been extended along with 2.x.
Our database
Eureka
After a (sleepy) week I finally got the obvious and great idea of to compile
the svn last commit on Mono and my code worked fine. I had compiled the
previously assembly on VS2008 with MONO;LINUX directives.
Correct me if necessary, but I think that is a bug to Mono project;
PS: Jiri,
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 17:12, Josh Williams wrote:
> I’ve been developing using the embedded version of FirebirdSql and the .NET
> client wrapper for a few months now and believe everything with the database
> to be solid. However, as I’m moving away from the database portion of the
> program, I’
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 16:54, André Knappstein, Controlling
wrote:
> We changed everything to Win1252 instead, which supports spanish and
> french characters as well as German Umlauts and ß
Why not unicode?
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I've been developing using the embedded version of FirebirdSql and the
.NET client wrapper for a few months now and believe everything with the
database to be solid. However, as I'm moving away from the database
portion of the program, I'm finding it harder and harder to use the
Visual Studio outp
I would second what Jiri wrote.
We have been using 8859_1 widely. This works okay with ODBC.
Using .net, some things did not work correctly. Or rather they worked
correctly but not as we expected :)
ISO8859_1 does - for example - not really specify a solution for
displaying the Euro symbol (€).
W
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 13:45, Louis van Alphen wrote:
> What else do I need to do?
Are you sure, that your application works in ISO8859_1. For .NET I
don't think so.
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Hi, I would appreciate it if someone could help.
I am I South Africa and is developing an application for use in South
Africa, France and Italy. Therefore the application and database has to
support the French and Italian special characters.
I created the database using IBExpert with a defa
