Translating with DrWatson… this can take a few seconds the first time.
This is a genuine, complex translation. DrWatson protects commands, error codes, and log output while naturally translating the surrounding text. It’s translated once and saved.
nekoj needed a database with Macedonian Cyrillic sort order on IDS 9.30 UC2 on Linux; ru_ru worked but sorted incorrectly, and the only mk_MK entries were in the cm3 registry file. scottishpoet suggested writing and compiling a custom locale. david advised reading the GLS manuals, noting IDS 10 has Unicode support, and raising an IBM support call. Unresolved.
Auto-generated by Claude from the posts below — may be imperfect; read the full thread.
Hi group,
I need to create a database with cyrillic (macedonian) support. I have
manager to do it with ru_ru support and I can read/write to it no
problem.
The point is that our alphabet has diferent sort order than russian so
some sorts look the way they should not.
I have been digging a while trough the documentation and this forum but
I am still confused.
The only mk_mk string under gls directory is
$INFORMIXDIR/gls/cm3/registry
#mk_MK.ISO8859-5 915 # 0x0393 IBM AIX locale
(os/ibm/mk_MK.ISO8859-5)
#mk_MK 915 # 0x0393 IBM_AIX locale (os/ibm/mk_MK)
what is the meening of this.
On the other hand i have been searching trough ru_ru directory and
found out few .lco files. I assume that LC_COLLATE can/should be set
here so that every letter in the alphabet get its own "weight factor"?
Am I right or wrong about this.
Any idea how to find a workaround and solve this problem?
10x a lot
aleksandar
Not sure but you may have to write and compile your own locale
nekoj wrote:
> Hi group,
>
> I need to create a database with cyrillic (macedonian) support. I have
> manager to do it with ru_ru support and I can read/write to it no
> problem.
> The point is that our alphabet has diferent sort order than russian so
> some sorts look the way they should not.
> I have been digging a while trough the documentation and this forum but
> I am still confused.
> The only mk_mk string under gls directory is
> $INFORMIXDIR/gls/cm3/registry
>
> #mk_MK.ISO8859-5 915 # 0x0393 IBM AIX locale
> (os/ibm/mk_MK.ISO8859-5)
> #mk_MK 915 # 0x0393 IBM_AIX locale (os/ibm/mk_MK)
>
> what is the meening of this.
> On the other hand i have been searching trough ru_ru directory and
> found out few .lco files. I assume that LC_COLLATE can/should be set
> here so that every letter in the alphabet get its own "weight factor"?
> Am I right or wrong about this.
> Any idea how to find a workaround and solve this problem?
>
> 10x a lot
> aleksandar
which IBM version?
IDS 10 has the Unicode support from DB2!
Very few people seem to use GLS stuff
First read the GLS manuals then I would raise a support call with IBM.
How to compile my own locales? is glfiles somehow related?
Version: IDS 9.30 UC2 on Linux.
meanwhile I may try the 10 version but it may be only for wducational
and developement porposes, no upgrade of the production servers in plan
so far.
thank you all,
Alex
We use strictly necessary cookies to make this site work. With your
consent we’d also use optional cookies for analytics and marketing. You can accept all,
reject all, or choose. Read our Cookie Policy.