Regexp_like special character set

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• Sometimes, the Firefox doesn't recognize a character set

  Firefox can not decode some English text characters or symbols and instead of characters appear a kind of codes. Just like you would surf the Chinese website without the Chinese character set.

  Like this here

  Why is it so in Firefox? I've never seen what happens in Internet Explorer.

  Pages that use Unicode (UTF-8) format display a small box with the hex code if the character cannot be displayed.
  Which allows you to search the character in a table.

  If you see such a box with hexadecimal code in it, then it means that Firefox cannot map a character to a specific font, and you will need to install a font that covers the affected characters.

  In your case you are missing fonts and font support if it occurs on sites that use the IDEOGRAM.
  
  You will see something similar on Windows XP if you visit pages that use complex scripts (e.g. hindi and Arabic).
  
  Windows XP account very basic language support installed by default.
  
  There are many languages in the world and there are still languages that may require special fonts.
  
  You probably can't read, so it's your choice if you want to install a font for these pages or just accept the small squares with the hex code.

  See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supplementary_Multilingual_Plane

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multilingual_support_ % 28East_Asian % 29 Wiki: Help: support multilingual (East Asia)
  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multilingual_support_ % 28Indic % 29 Wiki: Help: support multilingual (C.i.)

• Issue of special character in PhoneCall getDisplayPhoneNumber() OS 4.6.1.199 blackBerry Smartphones

  Hi all

  I had a problem with Blackberry 8900 Simulator and device with OS v4.6.1.199. The problem is with the phone API.

  I was writing a logical management of outgoing calls, so I used PhoneListener and simply manipulated the method callInitiated() as follows.

  public void callInitiated(int callid) {        PhoneCall call = Phone.getCall(callid);        String calledNumber = call.getDisplayPhoneNumber();        if (calledNumber != null && calledNumber.trim().length() > 0) {            if("15245".equals(calledNumber){                //--do something--            }else if("15246".equals(calledNumber){                //--do something--            }        }}
  

  The strange thing is that it worked normally on the 4.2 OS, but when tried it on OS 4.6 and higher, the two conditions has no match, even though the number was exactly the same (15245 or 15246). Later when I studied it, I found the strange thing. The calledNumber was to have a character special a.k.a WHAT BRAND of LEFT RIGHT in the Unicode character set. (for more information: read this)

  When printing on the console using System.out.println (), it prints '?' and is of type int 8206. So I had to put a logic peculiar to this particular problem and solved.

  I hope that this help someone having the same problem. Although I write here to see if I'm right and it's a problem known with Blackberry OS 4.6.1.199 or not.

  Kind regards

  Sameer.

  Yes, there was a very simple solution, just observe that the first character in the phone display is something like '? So, if you try to choose this character and convert it to int, you will get 8206.

  The solution is so just take the charAt() (0).
  Compare with 8206 and if necessary remove the tank from the phone no chain. Then use the rest of the string that will be your phone original poster No.

  Kind regards
  Sameer.

• Display records with a special character to the end user

  Hello
  
  What follows with the exception of special characters such as the comma, colon (:), space, preview, brackets [], parenthesis(), key entry, quote (') single, the double quotes (""), full stop (.), slash (/) forward, backward slash (\), + (plus), % (percentage),?) (questionmark), # (pound sign)
  
  -> if anyone is available in the record, I want it back and also show the special character. for example, retrieval must be id 21, 22: 16
  -> also I want a list of special characters like message in the sql
  for example, 16 ID, (¶, §) must be displayed in the output
  
  
  
  WITH abc AS
  (
  
  11 SELECT ID, ' he is suffereing
  jaundice"summary FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  Order 12, "we can go to the bus stop. OF THE DOUBLE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 22, 'a mΦnsoon is provided affect≈the region during the next φ a few days' OF the DOUBLE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 16, "Film¶city looks like go§d." DOUBLE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 21, "The International @l ¥ mpic Committee moved the bike could Calm fears scratching the Olympic Games." OF THE DOUBLE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 17, ' John F Kenny was a "young president" America "OF the DOUBLE
  UNION ALL
  18 SELECT, ' the Department of elections, identified (10) polling stations for voters to go to
  thei\r January 26 vote for the by-election of Punggol East Single Member constituency ' FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 19, "the pilot of the helicopter that + crashed in Central London were thousands of"
  hours of experience of aviation including flight % for films such as die another day and save #Private #Ryan?' THE DOUBLE)
  Select id, summary, 'show special char' in splch
  ABC
  ;
  
  OUTPUT
  SUMMARY of the splch ID
  
  Film¶City 16 looks like go§d. ¶§
  21 the International @l ¥ mpic Committee moved the bike could Calm fears scratching the Olympic Games. @¥ O
  22 a mΦnsoon is planned for the region during the next φ affect≈the days Φ≈φ

  Hello

  Here's one way:

  WITH     got_special_characters     AS
  (
       SELECT  id
       ,     summary
       ,     REGEXP_REPLACE ( summary
                        , '[][[:alnum:],: ()''"./\+%?#'  ||
                              CHR (10)                ||
                       '-]'
                        )     AS special_characters
       FROM    abc
  )
  SELECT       id
  ,       summary
  ,       special_characters
  FROM       got_special_characters
  WHERE       special_characters     IS NOT NULL
  ORDER BY  id
  ;
  {code}
  Inside square brackets, the characers ']' and '-' have special meanings, unless you use them in places where the special meaning can't apply.  That means the ']' must be the first character inside the square brackets (Oracle assumes you're not ending the set right after you begin it) and the '-' must be the very last character inside the square brackets.
  Depending on what newline is on your system, you may want to use CHR (13) in addition to, or instead of, CHR (10).
  
  it would be more efficient to use the TRANSLATE fucntion, rather than REGEXP_REPLACE, to produce special_characters.  You'd have to list all 80 or so of the non-special characters, but you'd only have to do it once.
  {code}
  WITH     got_special_characters     AS
  (
       SELECT  id
       ,     summary
       ,     TRANSLATE ( summary
                   , '=0123456789ABCEDFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcedfghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz,: -[]()''"./\+%?#'
                         || CHR (10)
                   , '='
                   )     AS special_characters
       FROM    abc
  )
  SELECT       id
  ,       summary
  ,       special_characters
  FROM       got_special_characters
  WHERE       special_characters     IS NOT NULL
  ORDER BY  id
  ;
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash on 16 January 2013 12:35
  TRANSLATE the code added.

• PHP Mail character set

  Hi, I made a flash email form, and it uses php.
  It works perfectly. But since it's going to be a Turkish site, although I embed fonts in flash and/or etc it always send the email in the form of plan. I want to use a specific font and a specific color, etc. I tried 1 million code combinations but does not work. help please. Thank you...
  
  

  Merhaba!

  can´t add you fonts as ... tags at all, because PHP´s book plain text only - mail() functions if you need things advanced as the colors and fonts, basic need to switch to "HTML E-mail", as explained in this tutorial ZEND, which has certainly some other benefits such as defining the email´s character set to display the Turkish special characters properly

  iyi akþamlar ;-)

• Character PCTCT character set / encoding

  I have a strange problem with text file downloaded using PCTCT on my client's site. When I test on my development site, the downloaded text file is readable. But in the production server to my client in Austria, the downloaded text file is not readable at all. When I open the file in Notepad, it's like a binary file with a lot of special characters.
  
  I've already put the transfermode manually in ascii, but still the same thing. I am already looking for PCTCT of character set option, but it seems he didn't have it. Does anyone know a solution for my problem?
  
  BTW, my client server is a linux machine, and I think that the default language is the Germany.
  
  Thanks before,
  Tiono

  Problem solved!

  It seems that my client connect using another username which request the return file is encrypted. sighh...

  So now the "firm grip only" problem left.

  Thank you very much Paul for your efforts and time to help me.

• Failed to create database link when the password has a special character

  I am trying to execute the following statement in sqlplus
  
  create alpha link database to connect to scott identified by tiger! using "db_alpha".
  
  Note that the password of the account has an exclamation mark inside. the command fails. I tried to put the password in quotation marks (') and double quotes (""). Working the double quotes, but then the link does not work properly.
  
  We are required to have a special character in our passwords... so, how can I get this special character in the password for the database link?
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Darren

  Darren2 wrote:

  #2 attempt:

  SQL > create database link BLAH connect to user2 identified by 'tiger!' using 'BLAH ';

  Created database link

  SQL > salt {color: black} {color} ect {color: black} {color} * en {color: black} {color} om my{color:black}{color}_{color:black}{color}table{color:black}{color}@BLAH;
  Salt {color: black} {color} ect * en {color: black} {color} om my{color:black}{color}_ta{color:black}{color}ble{color:black}{color}@BLAH
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-02085: link on the database of BLAH. AAA. BB. CCC. DDD connects to
  DEVDB. AAA. BB. CCC DDD.

  For me, that makes no sense. If the link does not work... How did get the "invalid username/password" in the #1 attempt?

  Learn about the GLOBAL_NAMES initialization parameter. Default GLOBAL_NAMES = TRUE, which means the database link is required to have the same name as the database in which it connects. Database name DEVDB link or define GLOBAL_NAMES = FALSE:

  SQL> create user Darren2
    2  identified by "tiger!"
    3  default tablespace users
    4  quota unlimited on users
    5  /
  
  User created.
  
  SQL> grant create session to Darren2
    2  /
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> create table Darren2.tbl as select 'Darren2' name from dual
    2  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> create database link sol10@Darren2
    2  connect to Darren2
    3  identified by "tiger!"
    4  using 'sol10'
    5  /
  
  Database link created.
  
  SQL> create database link sol11@Darren2
    2  connect to Darren2
    3  identified by "tiger!"
    4  using 'sol10'
    5  /
  
  Database link created.
  
  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol10@Darren2
    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
  Darren2
  
  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol11@Darren2
    3  /
    from  tbl@sol11@Darren2
              *
  ERROR at line 2:
  ORA-02085: database link SOL11.REGRESS.RDBMS.DEV.US.ORACLE.COM@DARREN2 connects
  to SOL10.REGRESS.RDBMS.DEV.US.ORACLE.COM
  
  SQL> select value from v$parameter where name = 'global_names'
    2  /
  
  VALUE
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TRUE
  
  SQL> select * from global_name
    2  /
  
  GLOBAL_NAME
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  SOL10.REGRESS.RDBMS.DEV.US.ORACLE.COM
  
  SQL> alter session set global_names=false
    2  /
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol10@Darren2
    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
  Darren2
  
  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol11@Darren2
    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
  Darren2
  
  SQL> 
  

  I don't have two databases, so in my sol10 database I create two database links sol10@Darren2 and sol11@Darren2 both pointing to itself (back to sol10 database). That's why I use qualifiers link db. The two links you connect as a Darren2 user with password Tiger!. The global database name is sol10 and initialization of setting global_names = true. As you can see what global_name (sol10) corresponds to the name of the link in sol10@Darren2 db (again, the link name is sol10 and Darren2 is qualifying link) select vai db link works OK. But the sol11@Darren2 link fails because the name sol11 link does not match the name db global sol10. However, as soon as I change global_names false, sol11@Darren2 works fine. It will be useful.

  SY.

  Published by: Solomon Yakobson on January 1st, 2009 08:41

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