2017-07-07 19:02 GMT+02:00 Doug Ewell via Unicode <unicode@unicode.org>:
> Oracle FAQ: > While UTF8 uses only 2 bytes to store data AL32UTF8 uses 2 or 4 bytes. > > Unicode and UTF-8 have been around a long time by now. The fact that > there is still fake news like this out there, steering our less > Unicode-aware colleagues waaay down the wrong path, is disconcerting. > Well, these are old archived docs that have not been corrected since long. FAQ's are rarely reviewed once published and frequently become obsolete when they suggest old solutions for problems that no longer exist, or old bad workarounds with their known caveats. They were designed only for specific software versions and kept as is because newer versions are documented elsewhere (but older versions may still be in use). The situation is even worse in "community pages": their interest move over time to something else and noone in these communities have a dedicated mandatory task to review old documents made by others, no one leads them or can order them what to to in a scheduled time.
