character conversion

When the appropriate character-conversion libraries are installed, configuring Samba for internationalization is straightforward.

This article provided you with an overview of the character conversion process that occurs within and between DB2 UDB databases.

In order to understand how the character conversion process works, you need to understand some key concepts.

The address is printed at the beginning, and the character conversion is printed at the end.

This article addresses all of these and similar issues by describing the DB2 UDB character conversion process.

It is essentially the same as md, but it does not display the starting address and the character conversion at the end.

This section describes the character conversion process using two generic scenarios.

If the CCSID values of the DSNTIPF panel fields are not correct, character conversion produces incorrect results.

Using the Unicode encoding scheme between all systems avoids character conversion and improves performance.

Base class for character conversion exceptions.

Next it provided generic scenarios to show the character conversion process.

When you use this method, DB2 UDB will perform the character conversion correctly.

A similarity-based smoothing algorithm for Chinese language modeling and its application in pinyin-to-character conversion

Character conversion problem determination and problem source identification

Character conversion key concepts -- The Unicode encoding scheme

Character conversion key concepts -- The EBCDIC encoding scheme

Character conversion key concepts -- The ASCII encoding scheme

Writes data directly to the output without any character conversion

Pinyin-to-Character Conversion Model Based on Support Vector Machines

The DB2 UDB character conversion process