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Tim Fallen-Bailey, International Product Manager/Global Products Group, Sybase, Inc. timfb@sybase.com
Michael Kung, Internationalization Development Manager/Server Technologies Div., Oracle Corp. mkung@us.oracle.com
Stefan Buchta, Group Manager, Software AG/Beacon Information Technology Japan buchta@sag.co.jp
David Marshall, Program Manager, SQL Server Development Team, Microsoft Inc. davmarsh@microsoft.com
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[5] Sybase, Inc., "SYBASE expands client/server infrastructure to simplify multi-tier computing", Press Release, 1997, "Simplified Application Localization" , announces UTF-8 support in Open Client and Open Server 11.1
[6] Sybase, Inc., "SYBASES new DirectCONNECT simplifies enterprise data integration", Press Release, 1997, "Enhanced Globalization", announces Unicode conversion engine in DirectCONNECT
[7] Powersoft, Object Cycle Overview, 1997, "ObjectCycle Advantages", mentions "Internationalization via Sybase Unicode Infrastructure Technology "
[8] Sybase, Inc., Sybase SQL Server Case Notes Q1 1996, Data 10069671, mentions Unicode support in SQL Server
[9] M. Lonnroth and R. Hodge, Oracle7 Workgroup Server, "National Language Support"
[10] Oracle Corp., Oracle7 Server Release 7.3 Datasheet, "Comprehensive National Language Support"
[11] Oracle Corp., Database Administrator's Guide, Version 7.2, Appendix G, "National Language Support", Rev. 1996
[12] N. Flaherty, "National Language Support: Providing Data Processing Applications for the Global Marketplace", Paper #114, International Oracle User Week Proceedings, Vol. 1. 1993
[13] P. Hussey, "Microsoft SQL Server Developer's Roadmap", Microsoft SQL Server Developers Conference Transcripts, September 4-5, 1996. Suggests rewriting application to new ODBC standards to support Unicode
[14] K. North, "Understanding ODBC 3.0 Standards and OLE DB", DBMS ODBC Special Report, April 1996, Mentions Unicode support and new datatypes in ODBC 3.0
[15] Microsoft Sales Online, "Does Microsoft® SQL Server support Unicode?", Microsoft SQL Server Questions and Answers
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[17] S. Buchta, "National Language Support and Unicode in Relational Databases and SQL, Ninth International Unicode Conference Proceedings, Part 2, The Unicode Consortium, 1996, San Jose
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[20] IBM Corp., DB2 Application Programming, 1995, "The WCHARTYPE Precompiler Option "
[21] Informix Software Inc., Guide to GLS Functionality for Informix Products,Version 7.2. April 1996 Informix Part No. 000-7876A
[22] http://tiger.cat.syr.edu:3000/maillist/0445.html, A customer using SYSTEXT for UCS-2 Unicode support in Illustra
[23] H. Raabe and R. Coto, "Internationalization Issues", inquire_ingres : A Technical Newsletter for CA-OpenIngres Users, Summer 1995/Vol.5, No. 1, Computer Associates
[24] Borland International, Inc., InterBase 4, The Scalable SQL Server, Fact Sheet, "International character set support — UNICODE and more"
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[27] A. Witkowski, G. Roberts, D. Craig, and A. Maghbouleh, "Design of Unicode Support for the Teradata DBS", Seventh International Unicode Conference Proceedings, The Unicode Consortium, 1995, San Jose
[28] H. Yoshioka and J. Melton, "Character Internationalization in Databases: A Case Study", Digital Technical Journal, vol. 5, no. 3 (Summer 1993): 80-96
[29] Database Language SQL - Part 2: SQL/Foundation, ISO/IEC 9075 working draft, 1995
[30] M. McKenna, "Conversion of a Multinational Software Developer to Unicode - A Case History To-Date", Ninth International Unicode Conference Proceedings, Part 1, The Unicode Consortium, 1996, San Jose
[31] "The JDBC(tm) Database Access API", Sun Microsystems, 1996
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