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Db_Locale – PB Docs 2019

Db_Locale

database parameter

Description

Db_Locale identifies the locale of the data in the
database.

When to specify Db_Locale

You must specify the Client_Locale parameter before connecting
to a database.

Applies to

I10 Informix

Syntax

Parameter

Description

language

Two character name that represents the language for
a specific locale, for example “en” for English.

territory

Two character name that represents the cultural
conventions for a specific territory, for example “AU” for
Australia.

codeset

Name of the code set that the locale supports, for
example “utf8”.

Default value

Client_Locale value.

Usage

The I10 native interface uses the Informix GLS (Global Language
Support) API for global language support. Db_Locale specifies the value
of the Informix environment variable DB_LOCALE. If you do not set the
DBParm, the default Db_Locale value is the Client_Locale value.

Db_Locale specifies the language, territory, and code set that the
database server needs to correctly interpret locale-sensitive datatypes
such as NChar and NVarChar in a specific database. The code set
specified in DB_LOCALE determines which characters are valid in any
character column, as well as in the names of database objects such as
databases, tables, columns, and views.

For more information about the Informix CLIENT_LOCALE and
DB_LOCALE environment variables, see the IBM Informix GLS User’s Guide,
currently available at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSGU8G_12.1.0/com.ibm.glsug.doc/glsug.htm.

Examples

To set the database locale to ‘en_us.utf8’:

  • Database profile

    Type the following in the Database Locale box on the Regional
    Settings page in the Database Profile Setup dialog box:

  • Application

    Type the following in code:

See also

Client_Locale

Locale


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