Hi,
Oracle supports fetch, update, and insert using Unicode(UTF-8) char
string, so long as the client can handle UTF-8.
A C program with embedded SQL is one of such clients. You may
have UTF-8 strings in your SQL statement, **provided your C compiler
can handle it***.
Regards,
George
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Hi,
Which dbms vendors support fetch, update and insert using
unicode char strings? This interaction would be between
a C program and some vendor-API (embedded SQL or runtime library).
In a more general sense, can someone give an overview of
which DBMSs support unicode and how do they support unicode
in their APIs?
Jana
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