Roy and Ulrich,

<<Is that twenty thousand copies? If so wow! and what are you selling?>>
<<I was just asking the same.>>

Yes, twenty thousand copies. We develop medicine database with goverment prescription and payment rules. Our software (RxMediaPharma http://www.rxmediapharma.com) runs  yearly membership and we sold app. 25.000 copies every year.

We used DBISAM since 2001. In 2010, We change database system DBISAM to ElevateDB. But we have a lot of problems:  

1. Special Turkish Chars (Cedilla added to c and s, breve (aka hook) added to g, dDieresis added to o and u, Undotted lowercase i added, capitalizes as undotted uppercase I, i, &#304;   dotted i retains the dot when capitalized.),
2. indexing, searching and sorting (http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/turkish-i18n.html)

Microsoft can not solve these problems. Can you solve it?

Thanks

Yavuz

Yavuz

>Microsoft can not solve these problems. Can you solve it?

I do hope you've not asking me

Roy Lambert

Yavuz,

<< We used DBISAM since 2001. In 2010, We change database system DBISAM to
ElevateDB. But we have a lot of problems:

1. Special Turkish Chars (Cedilla added to c and s, breve (aka hook) added
to g, dDieresis added to o and u, Undotted lowercase i added, capitalizes as
undotted uppercase I, i, &#304; dotted i retains the dot when capitalized.),
2. indexing, searching and sorting
(http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/turkish-i18n.html)

Microsoft can not solve these problems. Can you solve it?  >>

If you want ElevateDB to work just like DBISAM in terms of how the indexing
works, then all you need to do is make all index columns use a Turkish
collation with the accent-insensitive flag (_AI):

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=edb2sql&topic=Internationalization

That is the only difference between DBISAM and ElevateDB in terms of the
Turkish collation.  The rest is up to Microsoft and the Windows operating
system.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Yavuz,

>>Yes, twenty thousand copies. We develop medicine database with goverment prescription and payment rules. Our software (RxMediaPharma http://www.rxmediapharma.com) runs  yearly membership and we sold app. 25.000 copies every year.

I looked up your web site hoping to learn something (you are doing something very well) but unfortunately I do not understand Turkish.  I am limited to English only.

I am very interested in Rules Management System.  Do you use a Rules Management System in your applications?

Richard Harding

Tim,

<<If you want ElevateDB to work just like DBISAM in terms of how the indexing
works, then all you need to do is make all index columns use a Turkish
collation with the accent-insensitive flag (_AI):

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=edb2sql&topic=Internationalization

That is the only difference between DBISAM and ElevateDB in terms of the
Turkish collation.  The rest is up to Microsoft and the Windows operating
system.>>


I went my user office and run edbmgr.exe on user's computer. Error message screen attached.

Yavuz Ozdemir

Richard,

<<I looked up your web site hoping to learn something (you are doing something very well) but unfortunately I do not understand Turkish.  I am limited to English only. >>

Sorry, our application and web site is only Turkish.

<<I am very interested in Rules Management System.  Do you use a Rules Management System in your applications?>>

We assign Turkish social security rules to each medine or medicines group. We don't use Rules Management System but we develop medicine reference library and drup interactions algorithm.   

Yavuz Ozdemir

Yavuz,

<< I went my user office and run edbmgr.exe on user's computer. Error
message screen attached. >>

Can you check the users' registry ?  Specifically, what does this value
contain:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\sLanguage

?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

<<Can you check the users' registry ?  Specifically, what does this value
contain:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\sLanguage

?>>

sLanguage=TRK

Yavuz Ozdemir

Yavuz,

<< sLanguage=TRK >>

Hmm, something is definitely weird here, but I don't know where it's coming
from.  The issue is one of a duplicate locale ID (MYM) being returned by
Windows, and it shouldn't actually be returned.

Please send me a private email and I'll respond with a utility that will
list the locales being returned by Windows.  I'll need you to then run this
utility on their machine, send me back the list, and then I can take it from
there.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com