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In article <359ijr$f5e@wol.visionware.co.uk> chrisd@visionware.co.uk (Chris Davies) writes:
> Informix's products (afaik) have been 8-bit clean for ages, (well, I've
> been using their database to store 8-bit data for a while now - ESQL/C
> & SE 2.0 upwards). What sort of problems are you seeing? Is it
> possibly to do with the mapping between your national 7-bit "ascii"
> character set and the ISO-8859/1 8-bit one? This isn't really an
> Informix problem; it's to do with the display you're using on your
> terminals.
>
> Chris
I don`t have any problems with ISO8859-1 charcters, but there is a
sofware manufacturer who keeps on telling his customers that there
is a problem.
Helmut
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