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  • situ

    #1

    plz help

    would any body help me to create a database in utf codeset which
    supports japanese language and settings involved in them.

    thanks and regards
    situ

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    Re: plz help

    "situ" <SRIDHARA.S@RED IFFMAIL.COM> wrote in message
    news:1150788121 .200248.35190@p 79g2000cwp.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
    > would any body help me to create a database in utf codeset which
    > supports japanese language and settings involved in them.
    >
    > thanks and regards
    > situ
    >[/color]


    CREATE DATABASE SAMPLE ON 'C:' USING CODESET UTF-8 COLLATE USING
    IDENTITY_16BIT;

    When crating tables, your CHAR and VARCHAR columns that will hold Japanese
    will need to be defined about 3 times as large as the equivalent Roman
    characters.


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    • situ

      #3
      Re: plz help


      thanks, one more thing
      here does it require to mention TERRITORY option in create database
      command
      and does it require to make some regional settings for japanese
      language.

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        Re: plz help

        "situ" <SRIDHARA.S@RED IFFMAIL.COM> wrote in message
        news:1150790021 .955368.191350@ b68g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
        >
        > thanks, one more thing
        > here does it require to mention TERRITORY option in create database
        > command
        > and does it require to make some regional settings for japanese
        > language.
        >[/color]

        You can use whatever territory option you want and still use Japanese. The
        territory code will effect things such as how dates are displayed, the use
        of commas vs. periods in numbers, etc.

        Of course these things can be overridden in your SQL, such as requesting
        that dates be displayed in a particular format regardless of the territory
        code (see the CHAR function in SQL Reference Vol 1).


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          #5
          Re: plz help

          thanks

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