Please note that what Oracle call "UTF-2" is actually "UTF-8".
Misha
> We have a three tiered application which we would like to covert to UniCode
> in order to support a Chinese version of our application.
>
> 1) The Client tier would use MS Windows 95 Simplified Chinese. Which
> encoding scheme of UniCode does this Version of W95 support? UCS2 or UTF2
>
> 2) The middle tier is a MS NT4.0 Server. I know that NT4.0 was built from
> the bottom up with UniCode in mind and therefore can I assume, that I don't
> need to use a Simplified Chinese Version of NT4.0 Server?? Also what
> scheme of unicode does NT4.0 support UTF2 or UCS2.
>
> 3) The third tier is Unix with Oracle 7.3.3.3.0. The information I have
> gathered says that Oracle only support UTF2 (multi-byte) and not UCS2. Is
> this correct?
>
> Do I need to assume that in order for all three tiers to operate correctly
> together they need to all use the same encoding schemes??
>
> Many thanks for any assistance
>
> Regards
>
> Matthew
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