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A character set consists of a defined number of distinct characters The number of characters that a character set can represent is limited by the number of bits the character set uses for each character A single-byte character set will use only one byte per character: eight bits, though some single-byte character sets restrict this even further by using only seven of the eight bits A multibyte character set uses one, two, or even three bytes for each character The variations here are whether the character set is fixed-width (for example, always using two bytes per character) or variable-width (where some characters will be represented in one byte, other characters in two or more) How many characters are actually needed Well, as a bare minimum, you need upper- and lowercase letters, the digits 0 through 9, a few punctuation marks, and some special characters to mark the end of a line, or a page break, for instance A seven-bit character set can represent a total of 128 (27) characters It is simply not possible to get more than that number of different bit patterns if you have only seven bits to play with Seven-bit character sets are just barely functional for modern computer systems, but they are usually inadequate They provide the characters just named, but very little else If you need to do simple things like using box drawing characters, or printing a name that includes a letter with an accent, you may find that you can t do it with a seven-bit character set Anything more advanced, such as storing and displaying data in Arabic or Chinese script, will be totally out of the question Unfortunately, Oracle s default character sets are seven-bit ASCII or seven-bit EBCDIC, depending on the platform: even such widely used languages as French and Spanish cannot be written correctly in these character sets This is a historical anomaly, dating back to the days when these character sets were pretty much the only ones in use Eight-bit character sets can represent 256 (28) different characters These will typically be adequate for any Western European language based system, though perhaps not for some Eastern European languages, and definitely not for many Asian languages For these more complex linguistic environments, it is necessary to use a multibyte character set EXAM TIP The default character set is seven bit, either ASCII or EBCDIC If you use DBCA to create a database, it will pick up a default from the operating system This will often be better, but may not be perfect Unicode character sets deserve a special mention Unicode is an international standard for character encoding, which is intended to include every character that will ever be required by any computer system Currently, Unicode has defined more than 32,000 characters TIP Oracle Corporation recommends AL32UTF8, a varying-width Unicode character set, for all new deployments.

gmtime; print "Date is: ",join('/',$tm_mday,($tm_mon+1),($tm_year+1900)),"\n";

The time variables will not be updated until gmtime is called again You can access the original CORE::gmtime function in a scalar context using the new gmctime function:

US7ASCII This is the default for Oracle on non-IBM systems YUG7ASCII Seven-bit Yugoslavian, a character set suitable for the languages used in much of the Balkans

using System; class Test { public static void Main() { Console.WriteLine("{0:##,###}", 2555634323); Console.WriteLine("{0:##,000.000}", 14563553.593993); Console.WriteLine("{0:#,#.000}", 14563553.593993); } } gives the following output: 2,555,634,323 14,563,553.594 14,563,553.594

print gmctime(time);

WE8ISO8859P15 A Western European eight-bit ISO standard character set, which includes the Euro symbol (unlike WE8ISO8859P1) WE8DEC Developed by Digital Equipment Corporation, widely used in the DEC (or Compaq) environment in Europe I8EBCDIC1144 An EBCDIC character set specifically developed for Italian EBCDIC is used on IBM platforms

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To use the object-oriented interface without overriding the CORE::localtime function, import the module with an empty import list, and then call the functions explicitly:

use Time::gmtime qw//; $time = Time::gmtime::gmtime; print "Date is: ", join('/',$time->mday,($time->mon+1),($time->year+1900)), "\n";

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