Q: How a Character Set Effects the Output?
Answer: Th Actual Value Output That DML(M_EVAL) utility prints deepends on the character set it uses.
Ex:
Lt Suppose i want to Print String DEL in Character st UTF-16 then the output will be 007F.
if Same String DEL in Character set ISO-8859-1 will Output as 7F.
The same Character set differencee we can see in Unix OS as well.
Ex: $ m_eval ''abc\x7f"' -------> output: "abc\x7f"
$ m_eval ' "abc\x7f\u1000" " ---> output: "abc\u007f\u1000"
Thanks,
Anilkumar.
Answer: Th Actual Value Output That DML(M_EVAL) utility prints deepends on the character set it uses.
Ex:
Lt Suppose i want to Print String DEL in Character st UTF-16 then the output will be 007F.
if Same String DEL in Character set ISO-8859-1 will Output as 7F.
The same Character set differencee we can see in Unix OS as well.
Ex: $ m_eval ''abc\x7f"' -------> output: "abc\x7f"
$ m_eval ' "abc\x7f\u1000" " ---> output: "abc\u007f\u1000"
Thanks,
Anilkumar.
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