>>my impression was the other way arround ;-)
>
>Then I'm either misreading your e-mail, or you've switched the examples around?
>
>>When I change the charset in isql to any charset, that is definitly not
>>used in the database I always get the same output from isql. I was
>>expecting that the pr
Hi,
>my impression was the other way arround ;-)
Then I'm either misreading your e-mail, or you've switched the examples
around?
>When I change the charset in isql to any charset, that is definitly not
>used in the database I always get the same output from isql. I was
>expecting that the pre
Hello Martijn,
my impression was the other way arround ;-)
When I change the charset in isql to any charset, that is definitly not used in
the database I always get the same output from isql. I was expecting that the
presentation of the same data (= varchar with special characters) would
Hi,
Looks like ISQL is right and EMS SQL Manager is wrong.
With regards,
Martijn Tonies
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Hello,
due to an import problem the database contains some records with wrong
special characters.
The database runs on ISO8859_1. When I select the records in EMS SQL Manager
(also configured for ISO8859_1) it shows following data:
Kcher
Sttzen
Trger
In ISQL (isql localhost:myDB -
