MX7 with Oracle and US ASCII fields

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    Default MX7 with Oracle and US ASCII fields

    We are currently running 5.0 and tried upgrading to 6.1 about 18 months ago.
    We have multi-lingual text stored in an Oracle database using US ASCII data
    fields (generic varchar2)

    We were not able to do the upgrade because 6.1 did not have the backward
    compatible language support that it advertised. I am looking to see if anyone
    has a similar situation and has been able to upgrade to MX7 successfully. We
    are really wanting to upgrade without the hassle of rebuilding a new Oracle
    database and migrating the date from ascii to unicode.

    Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

    William

    coderWil Guest

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    Default Re: MX7 with Oracle and US ASCII fields

    coderWil wrote:
    > We are currently running 5.0 and tried upgrading to 6.1 about 18
    > months ago. We have multi-lingual text stored in an Oracle database
    > using US ASCII data fields (generic varchar2)
    If you're keeping what is essentially binary data in US ASCII type fields
    then I would say that your db is broken.
    > We were not able to do the upgrade because 6.1 did not have the
    > backward compatible language support that it advertised. I am
    > looking to see if anyone has a similar situation and has been able to
    > upgrade to MX7 successfully. We are really wanting to upgrade
    > without the hassle of rebuilding a new Oracle database and migrating
    > the date from ascii to unicode.
    You could try setting the JVM charset to US ASCII (there are some docs about
    this that I found with google) and see if it helps.

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    <mack />


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