Carriage return for double byte

Does the carriage retrun ( 0D in hex ) differs for single byte and double byte?

Look here:
http://www.unicode.org/charts/
CR seems to have 000D.
Regards
Stefan

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Hello All,
I have a text area that I am pre-populating from a column in a database and I need to do a carriage return. When inserting the information into the column I put 'chr( 10 )|| chr( 13 )||' after each place where I need to do a carriage return, for some reason it is not being saved in the database that way.
The sql I used to insert the information into the column looks like:
update 456.xyz
set 123 = a || chr( 10 )|| chr( 13 )||
b || chr( 10 )|| chr( 13 )||
c || chr( 10 )|| chr( 13 )||
where abc=def;
I need the output in the text area to be:
a
b
c
But it populates as:
abc
Any help would greatly be appreciated!

I just tested this code:
select 'The date '||sysdate||chr(10)||'is a '||to_char(sysdate, 'DAY')||chr(10)||chr(13)||'Week :'||to_char(sysdate, 'WW') from dual;The output was:
The date 03.06.2010
is a TORSDAG
Week :22I put this in the source of the textarea and set it to update and replace content ( source used always )
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Does RH6 have support for double-byte characters for
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X3, removed from X5, but did it make it into 6?
Thanks,
Mike

Sorry but no.
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Writing binary data to a file without carriage returns every 512 bytes

Is there a VI for writing binary data to a file without carriage returns being inserted every 512 bytes?
Thanks

Hi Momolxg,
I could be way off on this. I tried to simulate what you've done by
making a for loop that would run a set number of times. For my example I
used 1025. I wired the iteration terminal to a 'Write to SGL File.vi'
outside the loop with indexing enabled. It wrote the SGL data from 0 to
1024 to the file. I then read the file with a 'Read Characters from
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found five times. The reason why was the SGL number it was reading had a
13 (0D hex) in it. Perhaps you're running into a similar problem?
I tried it again, this time using the 'Write to I16 File.vi'. The
carriage return was found five times: the 28th character the first time
then on the 512th character four consecutive time
s after that. I suppose
that makes sense that you'd find a 0D in the numbers at equal spacings if
they're incrementing this way... In this case the carriage returns you're
seeing are actually numbers from your data.
One big difference is that I'm using a set pattern of numbers. This
doesn't appear to be your case. Is there a better way we can duplicate
your problem? It sounds interesting. Again my simulation could be way
off. (I'm also running this on LV60 for Linux so my results could be
different)
- Kevin
In article <[email protected]>,
"momolxg" wrote:
> Is there a VI for writing binary data to a file without carriage returns
> being inserted every 512 bytes? Thanks

URLEncoder.encode() for double-byte characters

I use URLEncoder.encode(String s) and I know that this api is deprecated.
Instead I use URLEncoder.encode(String s, String enc) api and I pass-in a URL as the value for 1st parameter which is "http://regexp.tistory.com/entry/깨진-한글-URL-변환" and for the 2nd parameter I pass in "UTF-8".
But I believe that the double-byte characters in this URL is not encoded properly.

Sorry but no.
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Can you please tell me if double byte characters are supported in table names? Thanks.

Assuming you are using the same double byte character set as your db character set, then the answer is yes. Check out this table in the 9i Database Globalization Support Guide, for more info.
http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle9i/doc_library/release2/server.920/a96529/ch2.htm#103678
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Using Double Byte Characters in URL For Session Variables

When I supply the value for a session variable in the URL for an IRPT page where the value contains double byte characters, Japanese in this case, the characters are corrupted by the time they are entered for the session variables. Does anyone know a solution to this problem or experience in this area? Currently using xMII 11.5 SR3.

Hi Bryan,
I would suspect that under the covers the session variable is of datatype string. For double byte characters, it would need to be wstring. There is a better explanation to be found at:
Link: [Kanji and Java Datatypes|http://www.unix.com.ua/orelly/java-ent/jenut/ch10_04.htm] or you can try google on Kanji Datatype OR Kanji Java Datatype
It could also be a problem with the operating system which I ran into about 10 years ago, but I would hope that Microsoft had moved beyond that by now.
Maybe some more technical folks could chime in to confirm or deny my explanation.
Mike
Edited by: Michael Appleby on Jul 8, 2008 5:23 PM

Does Oracle XML Parser support double byte charset?

Hi,
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Tuan

Hi Raymond,
Thank you for your help. It worked when I running in JDeveloper with your posted code. However, when I tried in my real application, it won't work.
The problem is for localization purposes, my application using some texts display in browsers are saved in Unicode file. Later, application runs and depends on languages setting in browsers, with JavaServlet retrieves those texts and saves in formated xml StringBuffer. Then, using existed XSL Stylesheet file and OracleXMLParser to generate an output HTML.
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for double bytes character such as Korean or Chinese. I also tried different charset in xml file.
The following is one of returning errors:
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Raymond Hayes Jr ([email protected]):
Nothing fancy 'cause I'm half asleep but I used your xml/xsl and it seemed to work. No errors anyway. This is what I put together in JDeveloper 3.2
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import javax.servlet.*;
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import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import oracle.xml.parser.v2.*;
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super.init(config);
* Service the request
public void service(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
try
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XSLProcessor xp = new XSLProcessor();
XMLDocument xd = new XMLDocument ();
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xd.appendChild( xf );
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Oracle Reports 6i Delimied Format and Carriage Returns

Hi
I'm using Oracle Reports 6i to generate a report to a text file using delimited format so I can read it in Excel. I've done some testing putting some information in the layout but it seems that all my data is generated in one line. It does not generate the carriage return for the multiple rows I need. Is this standard functionality?. If so, that means I have to generate the file using PL/SQL to get the control I want?

Whew...lot's of questions...let's see if I can help (at least a little)...
1. Quite possibly, the user is/was pulling the image from the database? I do this in my environment, so it might be worth a look.
2. You should be able to print in any format from the web. You may need to adjust your destype/desname/desname parameters.
3. Only thing I can think of here is that maybe the original report was not written using a standard web-friendly font?
4. There's a couple of ways you can get data into an excel file:
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B. Add an option to print to file and set the desformat to DELIMITEDDATA. Be sure to go through the data model and set Exclude from XML Output to 'Yes' for fields you don't need. Also, be aware that this may not come out in the same order as they do on the printed report. You can read about this on Metalink.
Hopefully that helps you a little bit. :)
Chad

Crystal XI R2 exporting issues with double-byte character sets

NOTE: I have also posted this in the Business Objects General section with no resolution, so I figured I would try this forum as well.
We are using Crystal Reports XI Release 2 (version 11.5.0.313).
We have an application that can be run using multiple cultures/languages, chosen at login time. We have discovered an issue when exporting a Crystal report from our application while using a double-byte character set (Korean, Japanese).
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When exported to Microsoft Word, it also looks correct. However, when we export to PDF or even RPT, the characters are not being converted. The double-byte characters are rendered as boxes instead. It seems that the PDF and RPT exports are somehow not making use of the linked fonts Windows provides for double-byte character sets. This same behavior is exhibited when exporting a PDF from the Crystal report designer environment. We are using Tahoma, a TrueType font, in our report.
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Has anyone seen this behavior? Is SAP/Business Objects/Crystal aware of this? Is there a fix available? Any insights would be welcomed.
Thanks,
Jeff

Hi Jef
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2) "Fonts in general, especially TrueType and OpenType, are u201CUnicodeu201D.
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Carriage return in TextArea Flash component in Director 11

Hello.
I have a very big problem now
Neither embedded Flash movies with textareas or standard flashcomponent TextArea from Director tool pallete do not react on keyboard button "Enter" pressings. There is no carriage return after ENTER button is pressed. The same with End and Home buttons!!
Please help with any advise.
Is that a common bug?
See attached test.dir file. Try to type something in both textareas and then press ENTER button on keyboard. You should realize then what I'm crying about(((
Alexey

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-b
// BY / contempt.productions inc. 10.30.09
// Director 11.5 fix for bug where dynamic textfields don't register ENTER or RETURN key in Flash sprites
// Solution involves inserting a \n carriage return wherever cursor insertion point starts.
// In Flash this adds 2 carriage returns for every hit of the enter/return key
// In Director 11.5 it adds 1 carriage return
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// get the current keyCode (13 is the keyCode for "enter/return" key)
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// determine if focused textField and current textField are the same
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Regardibg double byte data type in Xi(japanese character)

hi am giving japanese character(double byte) as a input data types, will you please tell me how to give whether as a string or constant ..etc. and please give information generally about double byte data type
regards,
S.K.Karthikeyan.

Hi Stefan,
I got your point it's really helpful for me.
I have one more doubt;
Is there any equivalent type for double byte char in XI ?
regards,
S.K.Karthikeyan.

Messages in Double Byte Language

I had created a message in english and then by logging into the required Double Byte Languages translated the text into Double Byte Language.The message is a warning message. Now the user wanted a pop-up to be dispalyed during the warning message, so in the options setting activated the "Dialog Box at Waring Message".The Activate Multibye Functions to support is also enabled. Now the issue is that when the message is displayed , the pop-up displays the correct text for all languages except the double byte languages, for double byte it displays "???????????".If I disable the "Activate Multibye Functions to support", garbage values are displayed for the double byte languages.Can someone tell me how do I solve this?

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This does not sound like a programming issue. First check / update the sapgui to the newest version, if this does not help ask OSS. I guess, in general your double byte characters are displayed correct, otherwise I would check language installation of SAP, maybe also font installation of the GUI computer.
Regards,
Christian

PRE and CODE tag lost carriage return?

It looks like content wrapped by PRE and CODE lost carriage return, for example in this thread. All text become on straight line.
Tracing a session by its connection
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Like i said it was working ok until i post this message.
Here's testing of both wrap, < indicate my carriage return.
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Double byte language i.e Japanese or Chinese text in non Unicode System

Hi,
I have translated text into Chinese and Japanese in a Unicode system and want to move it into a non Unicode system. Would Chinese/Japanese characters display correctly in a non Unicode system when moved from Unicode system. I am doing translation in ECC60 or SAP 4.7 Unicode system and moving to SAP 4.7 non Unicode system.
Thanks
Balakrishna

Hi Balakrishna,
in general the transport between Unicode and Non-Unicode systems is supported.
However there are restrictions, which are outlined in SAP note 638357.
In your case it is a prerequisite that the objects to be transported are language dependent (text lang. flag is set on the language key - see SAP note 480671) and the languages are properly setup in the target systems.
For double byte data there is a specific issue when transferring data from Unicode to Non-Unicode:
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Please also have a look at SAP notes 1322715 and 745030.
Best regards,
Nils

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