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1307.1 | | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Wed Mar 05 1997 06:29 | 9 |
| Looking at the Microsoft documentation and the Oracle7 ODBC driver, it
seems that what the customer needs is a .DLL for doing the
translation. Where would he get one from?
The Oracle7 ODBC driver seems to use the dialogue box supplied by ODBC
2.0 for selecting a translator. Will the ODBC driver for Rdb be changed
to use this (SQLGetTranslator)? Should I enter a BUG to request this?
Peter
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1307.2 | This should be easier | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Wed Mar 05 1997 07:02 | 7 |
| It seems that they need the Microsoft Code Page Translator. Is this
suppplied with the Rdb Odbc driver? It does seem to be with the Oracle7
one, so the customer could try copying that off the web. There are
several options for it. One seems to do the translation from ISO Latin2
that they want. What option number is this?
Peter
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1307.3 | i just love duplicate calls.... | M5::JHAYTER | | Thu Mar 06 1997 13:36 | 22 |
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Hey Peter - (or anyone else),
Your customer apparently didn't like your answer or before you gave to them
they posted the same question in our supportlink page. Since some kind of
reply needs to be made, have you found out anything more?
> It seems that they need the Microsoft Code Page Translator.
how did you figure this out?
what is the name of the this dll?
did you find out what the option number is?
FWIW: i did a search across all files looking for isolatin2, found 1 dll
containing it, so.. put in c:\window\system\what_ever_it_was in a
datasource and fire it off. immediately got odbc call failed
[oracle][odbc]unable to load translation dll (#0)
so we try or the other stuff that MS supplies is trying?
who knows, is it us or them trying?
Jerry
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1307.4 | | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Fri Mar 07 1997 04:57 | 34 |
| >Your customer apparently didn't like your answer or before you gave to them
>they posted the same question in our supportlink page. Since some kind of
>reply needs to be made, have you found out anything more?
I've not actually spoken to the customer, just to Oracle Czech support.
I haven't found anything more. I was planning to BUG this today.
>> It seems that they need the Microsoft Code Page Translator.
>how did you figure this out?
I spoke to someone who does Oracle7 ODBC support. When configuring a
dataset yopu can bring up a dialogue box for selecting a translator.
The only options where none or the Microsoft Code Page Translator. If
you select it you are given a list of options to choose from. One seems
to be the one wanted. A picture of the dialogue box appears in the ODBC
Technical Reference manual.
>what is the name of the this dll?
MSCPXL32.DLL
>did you find out what the option number is?
No.
>so we try or the other stuff that MS supplies is trying?
>who knows, is it us or them trying?
Since the dialogue box appears in the Microsoft manual, and the .DLL
name begins with MS, it looks like they supply it. However, I guess
that we should ship it with our driver.
Peter
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1307.5 | BugNo:463143 | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Mon Mar 10 1997 10:25 | 1 |
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1307.6 | | M5::PSOEHL | The area is secured, Ripley!!! | Tue Mar 25 1997 19:31 | 8 |
| So, Peter, do you know what the answer is for option and library. I
need to provide a response in MetaLink Forum for this. I guess the
.dll mention in an earlier response would be the answer for the
library. How about the number for the option?
Thanks,
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1307.7 | | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Wed Mar 26 1997 05:26 | 3 |
| Sorry, I don't know the option number. I will chase the bug.
Peter
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1307.8 | | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Thu Mar 27 1997 07:17 | 4 |
| It looks like the question in the MetaLink Forum came from the same source
as my TAR. I.e. Czech Rdb support.
Peter
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1307.9 | | UKVMS3::PJACKSON | Oracle UK Rdb Support | Wed Apr 02 1997 04:00 | 20 |
| I received this message today.
I have already found the solution of this problem.
The "Translation Library" is
c:\windows\system\mscpxl32.dll
and the "Translation Option" is for instance
12500859.cpx
It is the name of a file stored in the same directory as the translation
library and this file defines the conversion table between two national
character sets. I have not found this file for ISO Latin-2 and MS Windows
Latin-2 character sets, but it was not very difficult to create it. The
naming convention used for this file is the number of code page 1 (1250)
and the number of code page 2 (0859) and an extension ".cpx"
Peter
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