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Knowledge Document: Understanding the differences between ANSI and Unicode for Content Manager datasets.

Graeme Christieson

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Understanding the differences between ANSI and Unicode for Content Manager datasets.

Please refer to the link below of the KB article.

Understanding the differences between ANSI and Unicode for Content Manager datasets.

Understanding the differences between ANSI and Unicode for Content Manager datasets

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Graeme Christieson 4 months ago +2

Fixed now

Graeme Christieson 4 months ago in reply to Daniel Gillam

Hi Daniel,

Corrected now.

In CM we use UTF-16.

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Graeme Christieson

Lead Technical Support Specialist

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QLD, Australia
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Daniel Gillam 4 months ago

Hi Graeme,

Just seeking some further clarification on the linked article. Our database in ANSI not ASCII is there other differences?

Also the article states Unicode supports multiple encoding formats, UTF-8, UTF-16 & UTF-32, which does CM ES convert to?
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Graeme Christieson 4 months ago in reply to Carol Veneziano

Fixed now

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Graeme Christieson

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Carol Veneziano 4 months ago

Hi Graeme,

The link work for me. It just says Invalid page :-(

Cheers,

Carol
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