Hi Wand,
I don't know the right answer, this is a shoot in the dark...
The IBM documentation isn't clear how work in this situations...
I'm curious about this situation and discovery this:
- In the file $INFORMIXDIR/etc/lc11/registry have a code for Bulgarian:
Code:
/opt/IBM/ids1150uc5de/gls$ find . -exec grep -iH bulgaria {} \;
./cm3/registry:MIK 57370 # 0xe01a (commonly used in Bulgaria)
- Based on this, if you run the
glfiles command:
Code:
$ glfiles -cv
$ grep -B2 -A1 MIK cv9.txt
Filenames: cv9/e005e01a.cvo and cv9/e01ae005.cvo
Between Code Set: unicode
and Code Set: MIK
--
Filenames: cv9/e01ae01c.cvo and cv9/e01ce01a.cvo
Between Code Set: MIK
and Code Set: utf8
Filenames: cv9/e01ae030.cvo and cv9/e030e01a.cvo
Between Code Set: MIK
and Code Set: ISO-10646
Exists a conversion between the MIK (bulgaria) and utf8.
- The utf8 exists only for English
My deduce is you need set your DB_LOCALE to en_us.utf8 .
But my doubt is how set your CLIENT_LOCALE , since don't exists any bg_bg or other *.MIK ...
My suggestion is try with CLIENT_LOCALE=en_us.utf8 or if just keep unset...
honestly, I don't believed this will work.. but...
If you have IBM support, use it....
Please, if you get a solution, post here...
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