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Oracle 10g Oracle Date, Number, and Monetary Formats in
OGS
Another function of OGS is to provide formatting
classes that support date, number, and monetary formats that use
Oracle conventions for use in Java applications. These OGS APIs also
provide for the additional locale formats and information introduced
in Oracle Database 10g, such as the long date, number, and monetary
formats for a given locale.
Oracle
Binary and Linguistic Sorts in OGS
Oracle internally provides support for binary,
monolingual, and multilingual linguistic sorts in the database. In
Oracle Database 10g, these linguistic sorts have been expanded to
provide case-insensitive and accent-insensitive sorting and
searching capabilities inside the database. By using the OGS -
OraCollator class, Java applications can sort and search for
information, based on the latest Oracle binary and linguistic
sorting capabilities.
Normalization (decomposition of characters) can
be an important part of sorting. The Unicode standard is the basis
for the composition and decomposition of characters, so sorting,
which uses normalization, depends on the Unicode standard. OGS
provides an OraNormalizer class based on the Unicode 3.2 standard.
The OraNormalizer class contains methods to do composition and
decomposition.
The following four monolingual linguistic sorts
are not supported in OGS. They are:
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Thai Telephone
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Thai Dictionary
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Japanese
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Canadian French
To obtain similar sorting results, you can also
use their multilingual counterparts which are:
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THAI_M
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JAPANESE_M
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CANADIAN_M
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