Single and multi byte settings
Hello,
We are trying to implement multibyte char loading and I have a few questions:
1) Our current char coding is in UTF-8. What char coding should we use for multi byte loading?
2) In DDL, the column can be declared as a BYTE or CHAR, such as varchar2(20 CHAR). For multi byte, we can either change the size of the column or change from BYTE to CHAR for column definition. Which is a better way of implementation?
3) Any other setting changes we need to be aware of from single to multi bye implementation?
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First off, I'm a bit confused. If your database's character set us UTF-8, you already have a multi-byte character set. I'm not sure what it is that you're converting in this case.
As to changing the table definition-- that depends primarily on your application(s). Generally, I find it easier to declare a field with character length semantics, which gives users in every language certainty about the number of characters a field can support. There are probably people that think the other way because they're allocating memory in a client application based on bytes and want to ensure that the definitions on the client and the server match.
Since I don't quite understand what it is that you're converting, I'm hard pressed to come up with what "other setting changes" might be appropriate.
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Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Qiuyun Yu
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