Hi,
I am concerned that you are approaching it the wrong way. Sybase should make
no such limitations. Can you configure these columns as binary, so that they
accept any kind of data, irrespective of charset (instead of changing
kannel's code and branching off)?
BR,
Nikos
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From: "hlie" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 2:02 AM
Subject: Trouble sending $ @ _
I have kannel setup + sqlbox with Sybase and I had problem sending those
symbols to a phone.
$ will be replaced by some kind of 'o', @ will be replaced by some kind of
'i' and _ will be replaced by some kind of double S sign.
I asked Sybase about this and they told me that the character set
supported
is the one defined in [3GPP 23.038], which means @ character must be sent
as
0x00, $ character must be sent as 0x02.
With this info, I was able to make the $ and _ signs work by replacing
those
symbols with \x02 and \x11 respectively before inserting to send_sms table
(Postgresql DB). But I'm having problem when I try to do the same thing
with
\x00. \x00 is considered null, end of message or something so everything
after \x00 will be ignored.
I'm relatively new with kannel. Does anybody know where am I doing wrong?
Help? Thanks.
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