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Steve,

We are building a full UCS-2 compliant application in Illustra on NT. We are
rolling our own GUI with MFC/VC++. Double byte in - double byte out.

The new Informix Universal Server is going to handle Unicode with UTF-8 encoding.
This will force us to retool our ap somewhat. We have no firm plans to migrate
just yet!
Regards,

Joseph Shubitowski
Systems Project Manager
Getty Information Institute
401 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 1100
Santa Monica CA 90401
jshubitowski@getty.edu
joe@ahip.getty.edu

In article <E6JDwK.5nD@world.std.com>, infosrfp@world.std.com (Steve Fick) writes:
>
>Looking for a Unicode-capable client-server relational database and a
>Unicode-capable development package for creating GUI client programs.
>whose users would store/retrieve/edit data presented partly in  Chinese
>orJapanese characters.
>
>The client seats would be MS Windows 95 or NT 4;
>would prefer to run the RDB on a Solaris box, but flexible on this.
>
>BTW, the user interface -- that is, the prompts and error messages, etc. --
>should preferably be in English, rather than in any other language.
>It's just the _data_ that we want to be in non-English languages.
>
>Am already aware of Oracle, Interbase, Zinc.  Wondering what other
>products are also available.
>
>Thanks,
>Steve
>
>Steve Fick
>Inso Corporation
>infosrfp@world.std.com or Steve_Fick@inso.com
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