Support for Paradox and dBASE
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Many character sets and their corresponding collations are provided to support Paradox for DOS
, Paradox for Windows, dBASE
for DOS
, and dBASE
for Windows.
Character Sets for DOS (Support for Paradox and dBASE)
The following character sets correspond to MS-DOS
code pages, and should be used to specify character sets for InterBase databases that are accessed by Paradox for DOS
and dBASE
for DOS
:
Character set | DOS code page |
---|---|
|
437 |
|
850 |
|
852 |
|
857 |
|
860 |
|
861 |
|
863 |
|
865 |
The names of collation orders for these character sets that are specific to Paradox begin “PDOX
”. For example, the DOS865
character set for DOS
code page 865 supports a Paradox collation order for Norwegian and Danish called “PDOX_NORDAN4
”.
The names of collation orders for these character sets that are specific to dBASE
begin “DB”. For example, the DOS437
character set for DOS
code page 437 supports a dBASE
collation order for Spanish called “DB_ESP437
”.
For more information about DOS
code pages, and Paradox and dBASE
collation orders, see the appropriate Paradox and dBASE
documentation and driver books.
Character Sets for Microsoft Windows (Support for Paradox and dBASE)
There are five character sets that support Windows client applications, such as Paradox for Windows. These character sets are WIN1250, WIN1251, WIN1252, WIN1253, and WIN1254.
The names of collation orders for these character sets that are specific to Paradox for Windows begin “PXW”. For example, the WIN1252 character set supports a Paradox for Windows collation order for Norwegian and Danish called “PXW_NORDAN4
”.
For more information about Windows character sets and Paradox for Windows collation orders, see the appropriate Paradox for Windows documentation and driver books.