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Issue: "Malformed String" with Non-ASCII Characters in Numeric or Timestamp Fields on Firebird Database
This issue occurs in any version of Firebird when using non-ASCII characters in a numeric or timestamp field.
It can be easily reproduced using the sample EMPLOYEE.FDB database :
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE r where hire_date like '%€%'
If the database charset is NONE: The query results in a 'Malformed String' error.
If the database charset is UTF8: The query results in an 'Arithmetic exception, numeric overflow, or string truncation: Cannot transliterate character between character sets' error.
The same problem occurs with any non-ASCII character for example '£', 'é' or '²' etc...
However, using a standard ASCII string works fine:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE r where hire_date like '%ytrytrytyn$trbtrytr$$$ybrtjury%'
=> Work fine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With default EMPLOYEE.FDB
if Connection Charset = NONE error is 'Malformed String'
if Connection Charset = UTF8 or Charset = WIN1252 error is 'Arithmetic exception, numeric overflow, or string truncation: Cannot transliterate character between character sets'
Same problem if EMPLOYEE.FDB is recreated with UTF8 or WIN1252 character sets. Error will be 'Arithmetic exception, numeric overflow, or string truncation: Cannot transliterate character between character sets'
Problem is : In any case Firebird try do an ASCII conversion for non alphanumeric fields comparison. Why ?
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Issue: "Malformed String" with Non-ASCII Characters in Numeric or Timestamp Fields on Firebird Database
This issue occurs in any version of Firebird when using non-ASCII characters in a numeric or timestamp field.
It can be easily reproduced using the sample EMPLOYEE.FDB database :
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE r where hire_date like '%€%'
The same problem occurs with any non-ASCII character for example '£', 'é' or '²' etc...
However, using a standard ASCII string works fine:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE r where hire_date like '%ytrytrytyn$trbtrytr$$$ybrtjury%'
=> Work fine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: