Hi Sergiusz,
I went through one of your post in this forum regarding the reading and printing of unicode characters in Pro *C. Hence I am posting this discussion directly to you.
I have a UI where user will input the description to be either in English or in French. DB table stores the French values properly. In Pro *C program I need to read this French description and print it in a file.
The French description what I see in DB is not same as what is getting printed. I followed one of your post and tried to do is, But still I don't get the expected output. Could you please suggest?
char character set is nchar_cs my_utf8_str[120] ;
EXEC SQL DECLARE c_get_desc CURSOR FOR
SELECT nvl(tl\_shadow.translated\_value,' ')
FROM tl\_shadow
WHERE tl\_shadow.key= UPPER(:ip\_desc)
AND tl\_shadow.lang=3;
EXEC SQL OPEN c_get_desc;
EXEC SQL FETCH c_get_desc INTO my_utf8_str;
EXEC SQL CLOSE c_get_desc;
printf("Desc is %s\n",my_utf8_str);
Output:
Expected Output:
It is actually a one line output. My screen shot shows it in 2 lines. The word is Mobility and actual French translation is Mobilite with accent for e. But I see it as Ajunk.