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06-11-2003 05:16 PM
06-11-2003 05:16 PM
unable to display degree symbol correctly
Hi,
I am having problem to display " 55??C " when run SQL*PLUS query from Exceed Xstart Client session. I am getting "55????C" instead.
But if I start dtterm session and run the SQL*PLUS then I am able to display 55??C on my terminal correctly.
For both sessions I set LANG=univ.utf8 and NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.utf8 . My default SHELL=/usr/ksh.
What is the different between dtterm session and Exceed Xstart client session? How to make Xstart client session to be able to display degree symbol correctly?
Thanks in advance.
Ridzuan
I am having problem to display " 55??C " when run SQL*PLUS query from Exceed Xstart Client session. I am getting "55????C" instead.
But if I start dtterm session and run the SQL*PLUS then I am able to display 55??C on my terminal correctly.
For both sessions I set LANG=univ.utf8 and NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.utf8 . My default SHELL=/usr/ksh.
What is the different between dtterm session and Exceed Xstart client session? How to make Xstart client session to be able to display degree symbol correctly?
Thanks in advance.
Ridzuan
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06-12-2003 02:35 PM
06-12-2003 02:35 PM
Re: unable to display degree symbol correctly
This is one of the reasons I don't like Exceed--its terminal emulation has a lot to be desired. I don't think there's a way to fix this the way you want to. You should try a different X server, or do what I did and move to Citrix MetaFrame for Unix.
Chris
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06-13-2003 04:17 AM
06-13-2003 04:17 AM
Re: unable to display degree symbol correctly
You might try searching the Exceed Knowledge Base to see if there is help
http://www.hummingbird.com/support/nc/exceed/index.html
http://www.hummingbird.com/support/nc/exceed/index.html
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06-13-2003 04:27 AM
06-13-2003 04:27 AM
Re: unable to display degree symbol correctly
Start Exceed -> Xconfig ->Input -> Keyboard ?
Try a few ?
I see from Exceeds Xconfig help that you can modify any of the supplied keyboard files ....
scenario :
You want to create a kb file for mathematical symbols, or alphabets such as Arabic,Cyrillic,Greek, or Hebrew ... might be worth a go ?
Try a few ?
I see from Exceeds Xconfig help that you can modify any of the supplied keyboard files ....
scenario :
You want to create a kb file for mathematical symbols, or alphabets such as Arabic,Cyrillic,Greek, or Hebrew ... might be worth a go ?
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