Carl, Doug,
The issues you and Doug brought up were vigorously discussed. For the
decision, all I can say is that not everyone voted for it (which will be a
matter of public record once the preliminary minutes are posted).
D> This section of the TR amazed me. In the Summary and
D> elsewhere, CE
Doug,
>
> This was my solution long ago: fix the code that sorts in UCS-2
> order so that
> supplementary characters are sorted correctly. In case there is any
> disagreement about this, sorting by UCS-2 order has been WRONG ever since
> surrogates and UTF-16 were invented.
>
> However, the data
"Carl W. Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is not a true statement. "It is not intended nor recommended as an
> encoding used for open information exchange." is false. Its intent is to
> layout a format encoding between Oracle and Peoplesoft code in the hopes
> that they can get other d
Hi James,
In ASP programming, there are a number of statements that you should
include to accomplish proper internationalization and character set
handling:
1. Session.LCID = 1036; ' or whatever
- be sure to set the Session.LCID property to the proper locale for the
user. By settin
On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 12:40:30AM -0700, Edward Cherlin wrote:
: For example,
:
: 1984 (Nineteen Eighty Four)
: 1066 and all that (Ten Sixty Six)
: 3001 (Three Thousand One)
: 2050 (Twenty Fifty)
: 2010 (Twenty Ten)
: 2001, A Space Odyssey (Two Thousand One)
You're missing the "and" from 3001 a
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Sorry but I left out three points.
1) Why ask for an IANA character set designation for "internal use within
systems processing Unicode"? This is a definite indication that the real
intent goes well beyond even the multi-vendor application to data base
interfaces. It is apparent that the real i
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