Oracle® Content Services Administrator's Guide 10g Release 1 (10.1.2) Part Number B25275-04 |
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This appendix provides information about using the FTP quote commands.
This appendix provides information about the following topics:
This command was called SETCHARENCODING in previous releases of Oracle Content Services. Sets the character encoding to an IANA character set name for the session when loading documents. Use when loading documents that are different than the default system character encoding setting. The character encoding setting is important for content-based indexing, used for content searches. For more information about character encodings, see Oracle Database Globalization Support Guide.
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Valid character encodings include:
BIG5 | ISO-2022-JP | KOI8-R | WINDOWS-1251 |
BIG5-HKSCS | ISO-2022-KR | KS_C_5601-1987 | WINDOWS-1252 |
EUC-JP | ISO-8859-1 | SHIFT_JIS | WINDOWS-1253 |
EUC-TW | ISO-8859-2 | TIS-620 | WINDOWS-1254 |
GB2312 | ISO-8859-3 | UTF-8 | WINDOWS-1255 |
GB18030 | ISO-8859-4 | UTF-16BE | WINDOWS-1256 |
IBM850 | ISO-8859-5 | UTF-16LE | WINDOWS-1257 |
IBM852 | ISO-8859-6 | WINDOWS-936 | WINDOWS-1258 |
IBM857 | ISO-8859-7 | WINDOWS-949 | |
IBM866 | ISO-8859-8 | WINDOWS-950 | |
ISO-2022-CN | ISO-8859-9 | WINDOWS-1250 |
Sets the command character set for the FTP session. This character set specifies the character encoding to be used in subsequent FTP commands. The FTP protocol server converts FTP commands from this character encoding to Java String and vice versa. When the FTP session is first created, the FTP server uses the default character set of the session. The IANA naming standards should be used to specify the character set. See "SETCHARACTERSET" for a list of valid character encodings.
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quote setcommandcharacterset [character set] |
quote setcommandcharacterset UTF-8 |
Sets the language for the session when loading documents. Should be used when loading documents that are different than the default system language. The language setting is important for content-based indexing, used for content searches. For more information on language setting, see Oracle Database Globalization Support Guide.
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The list of valid languages is given in the following table. For languages that are longer than one word, the language needs to be enclosed in quotes as shown in the preceding example.
American | Egyptian | Japanese | Russian |
Arabic | English | Korean | Simplified Chinese |
Bengali | Estonian | Latin American Spanish | Slovak |
Brazilian Portuguese | Finnish | Latvian | Slovenian |
Bulgarian | French | Lithuanian | Spanish |
Canadian French | German | Malay | Swedish |
Catalan | Greek | Mexican Spanish | Thai |
Croatian | Hebrew | Norwegian | Traditional Chinese |
Czech | Hungarian | Polish | Turkish |
Danish | Indonesian | Portuguese | Ukrainian |
Dutch | Italian | Romanian | Vietnamese |
This command was called SHOWCHARENCODING in previous releases of Oracle Content Services. Displays the both the current command character set and the current document character set of the FTP session.
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