Johann Zuschlag schrieb:
> Let's have two examples:
> 1.
> backend-1 = ISO8859-1
> backend-2 = UTF-8
>
> 'A' = U+0041 (does windows use big-endian?)
>
> Win UCS-2: U+0041
> ODBC UTF-8: U+41
> backend-1 stores = 0x41
> backend-2 stores = U+41
>
> 2.
> 'Ä' = U+00C4 (german A-Umlaut)
>
> Win UCS-2: U+00C4
> ODBC UTF-8: U+C384
> backend-1 stores = 0xC4
> backend-2 stores = U+C384
>
> Did I get that right? So I have to be really careful when testing.
>
No, again wrong. Or is it more like this:
1.
a) locale = ISO8859-1
backend-1 = LATIN1
b) locale = UTF-8
backend-2 = Unicode
'A' = U+0041 (does windows use big-endian?)
Win UCS-2: U+0041
ODBC UTF-8: U+41
backend-1 stores = U+41
backend-2 stores = U+0041
2.
'Ä' = U+00C4 (german A-Umlaut)
Win UCS-2: U+00C4
ODBC UTF-8: U+C384
backend-1 stores = 0xC4
backend-2 stores = U+00C4
Did I get that right?
Regards,
Johann
