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Merge pull request #72 from rutsky/patch-2

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fix typo: "over-ride"
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nirgal
2015-03-04 14:29:19 +01:00
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@@ -816,7 +816,7 @@ Text Data Type
In Jet3, the encoding of text depends on the machine on which it was created. In Jet3, the encoding of text depends on the machine on which it was created.
So for databases created on U.S. English systems, it can be expected that text So for databases created on U.S. English systems, it can be expected that text
is encoded in CP1252. This is the default used by mdbtools. If you know that is encoded in CP1252. This is the default used by mdbtools. If you know that
another encoding has been used, you can over-ride the default by setting the another encoding has been used, you can override the default by setting the
environment variable MDB_JET3_CHARSET. To find out what encodings will work on environment variable MDB_JET3_CHARSET. To find out what encodings will work on
your system, run 'iconv -l'. your system, run 'iconv -l'.
@@ -831,5 +831,5 @@ compressed. Also, the string will only be compressed if it really does make
the string shorter as compared to uncompressed UCS-2. the string shorter as compared to uncompressed UCS-2.
Programs that use mdbtools libraries will receive strings encoded in UTF-8 by Programs that use mdbtools libraries will receive strings encoded in UTF-8 by
default. This default can by over-ridden by setting the environment variable default. This default can by overridden by setting the environment variable
MDBICONV to the desired encoding. MDBICONV to the desired encoding.