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Error ...Cannot open file... when adding item with non-ASCII characters in filename
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FSY0004611E Error: Cannot open file <filename> Upon further examination it is evident that some non-ASCII characters in filename in error message are different from same characters in actual filename of the file on disk.
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How To: - ACD - To add European (high-ascii chars.) or Asian names to VM - READDB & MAKEDB
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directed ">" into a text file. This file is edited and then saved. The revised file "crtn2.txt" is used as input for the "makedb" command, (e.g. makedb -acrtnism.acd
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Non-ASCII file names in file attachments will be changed when opening the item
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Non- ASCII file names in file attachments will be changed when opening the item
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VM I-Net: View as html shows invalid file names for non-ASCII files when opening external viewers (like Excel)
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VM I-Net: View as html shows invalid file names for non- ASCII files when opening external viewers (like Excel)
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KM-Dim10: Reported Defect DEF102192: Issue Fixed in Dimensions 10.1.1: Problems releasing ASCII files from UNIX Server to Win32 Client via web client
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KM-Dim10: Reported Defect DEF102192: Issue Fixed in Dimensions 10.1.1: Problems releasing ASCII files from UNIX Server to Win32 Client via web client
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KM-Dim9: How to determine from SQL if a FILE FORMAT is ascii or binary
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57 action_no = 1 means an ASCII file action_no = 2 means a BINARY file
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MVR: Is there any way to switch Mover1.0 FTP transfer mode binary and ASCII by file extension.
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Otherwise, it is transferred in binary mode. If the customer feels this is not happening, we would need to know the file extension he is using, so we can check the list of built-in Asset Types to see if Mover thinks this is binary or text. Also, in Mover 2.0, the list of Asset Types will be exposed to the user so they can update the list as needed.
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Scheduled Reports: Non-ASCII characters are skipped in PDF attachments; non-ASCII titles are not displayed well in e-mail
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We have made a small modification in SBM 10.1.2.1 to read the list of fonts from a properties file on the Notification Server. All Windows fonts that we use are listed in this file , and administrators now have the ability to modify this file and add new fonts as needed. You can edit the list of fonts in the fonts property located here:
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KM-Dim9: Unexpected CR(Cariage Return) for ASCII/text in Windows & Unix mixed environment
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In problem description, the user has enabled option "Compress Library File " for TXT item type and he created & added sample.txt in Windows plaform. However, the user's oracle database and item library is placed in Solaris box.
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How To: JPN Use Japanese VM archives in English VM, import/adding considerations
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The external names may not only be unreadable, but can get broken (if there are any double-byte characters at all, and) if other external names appear to be the same or conflicting to the OS. So for the external file and folder names it may be best to first rename them to low- ascii (i.e. English) characters so that they could be read by either Japanese or English operating systems.
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