character-set

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问题 I am trying to get data from one application and send that to another(mainframe) after processing the data. Lets assume I am getting data as "This is from another application", processed the same and processing status as "This data is processed". Final message should be combination of both using encoding(Cp1047) to mainframe application to read the same as 0024 This is from another application 001A This data is processed decimal value of 0024 is 36 (message length + 4 which is hexa value

问题 I am trying to get data from one application and send that to another(mainframe) after processing the data. Lets assume I am getting data as "This is from another application", processed the same and processing status as "This data is processed". Final message should be combination of both using encoding(Cp1047) to mainframe application to read the same as 0024 This is from another application 001A This data is processed decimal value of 0024 is 36 (message length + 4 which is hexa value

问题 How does one set the default character set for fields when creating tables in SQL Server? In MySQL one does this: CREATE TABLE tableName ( name VARCHAR(128) CHARACTER SET utf8 ) DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT COLLATE utf8_general_ci; Note that I set the character set twice here. It is redundant, I added both ways just to demonstrate. I set the collation also to demonstrate that collation is something different. I am not asking about setting the collation. Most questions asking about

问题 I am migrating a database from MySQL to MariaDB and replicating the main settings along the way. After debugging every line, I located the part that stalls the MariaDB server: character-set-server = latin1 MariaDB documentation says the default server and system encoding is latin1 unless otherwise specified, but show variables like '%char%' shows utf8mb4 is used. I also tried server_collation = latin1_general_ci, which also stalls the server but at least the error message is logged, whereas