[MonetDB-users] What code page does Monetdb currentlly use?
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I hava successfully inserted some Chinese strings into a test table from the default "Monetdb SQL Client" shortcut created by the windows installer, and mclient.exe can show the Chinese strings correctlly. But when I start a new mclient session from a normal command line using the following: mclient.exe -lsql -d demo -E XXXX I have tried -E utf-8, -E GBK, -E GB2312 with the -E option, they all can't show Chinese characters, what's the problem? What charset does the default "MonetDB SQL Client" bat use? BTW, using the "create schema default character set XXXX" statement we can specify a character set, what is it used for?
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 16:16:09 +0100> From: Fabian.Groffen@cwi.nl> To: monetdb-users@lists.sourceforge.net> Subject: Re: [MonetDB-users] What code page does Monetdb currentlly use?> > On 28-12-2008 22:30:10 +0800, 小波 顾 wrote:> > We are Chinese users, and hoping Monetdb will support multi-byte> > character encodings like UTF-8 and GBK.> > MonetDB is fully UTF-8, and does not support any other encoding than> that.> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> _______________________________________________> MonetDB-users mailing list> MonetDB-users@lists.sourceforge.net> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/monetdb-users
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On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 03:38:52PM +0800, 小波 顾 wrote:
I hava successfully inserted some Chinese strings into a test table from the default "Monetdb SQL Client" shortcut created by the windows installer, and mclient.exe can show the Chinese strings correctlly. But when I start a new mclient session from a normal command line using the following: mclient.exe -lsql -d demo -E XXXX I have tried -E utf-8, -E GBK, -E GB2312 with the -E option, they all can't show Chinese characters, what's the problem?
What charset does the default "MonetDB SQL Client" bat use?
BTW, using the "create schema default character set XXXX" default character set XXXX is not used. Only the parser handles it.
Niels
statement we can specify a character set, what is it used for?
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 16:16:09 +0100 From: Fabian.Groffen@cwi.nl To: monetdb-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [MonetDB-users] What code page does Monetdb currentlly use?
On 28-12-2008 22:30:10 +0800, å°æ³¢ 顾 wrote:
We are Chinese users, and hoping Monetdb will support multi-byte character encodings like UTF-8 and GBK.
MonetDB is fully UTF-8, and does not support any other encoding than that.
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I hava successfully inserted some Chinese strings into a test table from the default "Monetdb SQL Client" shortcut created by the windows installer, and >mclient.exe can show the Chinese strings correctlly. But when I start a new mclient session from a normal command line using the following:>mclient.exe -lsql -d demo -E XXXX>I have tried -E utf-8, -E GBK, -E GB2312 with the -E option, they all can't show Chinese characters, what's the problem? What charset does the default "MonetDB SQL Client" bat use?
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On 2009-01-02 10:31, 小波 顾 wrote:
I hava successfully inserted some Chinese strings into a test table from the default "Monetdb SQL Client" shortcut created by the windows installer, and >mclient.exe can show the Chinese strings correctlly. But when I start a new mclient session from a normal command line using the following: mclient.exe -lsql -d demo -E XXXX I have tried -E utf-8, -E GBK, -E GB2312 with the -E option, they all can't show Chinese characters, what's the problem?
What charset does the default "MonetDB SQL Client" bat use?
When you use the shortcut in the start menu, the client is started with the option -Ecp437, in other words, the character set it uses then is cp437. -- Sjoerd Mullender
小波 顾 wrote:
We are Chinese users, and hoping Monetdb will support multi-byte character encodings like UTF-8 and GBK. UTF-8 is being used as default
Usage: mclient --language=(sql|xquery|mal|mil) [ options ] Options are: -d database | --database=database database to connect to -e | --echo echo the query -E charset | --encoding=charset specify encoding (character set) of the terminal
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