Character Set Sample Clauses

Character Set. To provide simple communication among NSIF stations, data within NSIF are mostly represented using characters. Numbers represented by characters eliminate problems caused by word length and machine internal representation differences. Humans can easily read NSIF Header and Subheader Fields populated with characters. The character sets used in NSIF are:
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Character Set. This setting determines the active character set for strings for subsequent con- nections to the database. It enables you to override the default character set for a database. Specify the character set before connecting to the database whose character set you want to specify. For a complete list of character sets recognized by InterBase, see the Language Reference. Choice of character set limits possible collation orders to a subset of all available collation orders. Given a character set, a collation order can be specified when data is selected, inserted, or updated in a column. You can perform the same function in an SQL script with the SET NAMES com- mand. Use SET NAMES before connecting to the database whose character set you want to specify. Displaying Settings To display all the current ISQL settings, choose Session | Display Settings. The basic settings and selected advanced settings will be displayed in the ISQL Output area. ‌‌ Displaying Version Information To display version information, choose Session | Display Connect Version in the ISQL Output Area. This will display the version of ISQL being used. If con- nected to a database, this command will also display the versions of the InterBase access method, server, and remote interface. Displaying Database Information and Metadata Choose View | Metadata Information... to display database information and metadata. The following dialog box will open: Select the object type for which to display information, supply any required information in the Object Name text field and choose OK. Generally, if you do not supply an Object Name, then ISQL will display the names of all objects of the selected type in the database. If you do supply an Object Name, then ISQL will display information about that object. The following table summarizes the items that can be displayed. Table 4-3: Metadata Information Items Item DIsplays Check... Check constraints for the specified table. Specify table name in the Object Name field. Database Current database’s file name, page size and allocation, and sweep interval. Do not specify an Object Name. Domain Names of all domains in the database (with no Object Name). Name and data type of the domain given as Object Name. Exception Names of all exceptions in the database, their associated messages, and the names of triggers and stored procedures which use them (with no Object Name). Name and message of exception given as Object Name, and names of triggers and stored procedures that...
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