This case study describes how you might set up an environment to process ISO 8859-1 multibyte data. You might want to configure your environment this way if you need to process data from different Western European languages with character sets contained in the ISO 8859-1 code page. This example describes an environment that processes English and German language data.
For this case study, the ISO 8859-1 environment consists of the following elements:
The
CDI-PC Integration Service
on a UNIX system
CDI-PC Client
on a Windows system, purchased in the United States
The
CDI-PC repository
stored on an Oracle database on UNIX
A source database containing English language data
Another source database containing German and English language data
A target database containing German and English language data
A lookup database containing English language data
The data environment must process English and German character data.
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