SQL/MP Reference Manual

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Examples—Collation Definitions
\d210 <O> # 210 - 213 and 242 - 245
... <O> # are forms of "O" and "o"
\d213 <O>
\d242 <O>
... <O>
\d245 <O>
\d217 <U> # 217 - 219 and 249 - 251
... <U> # are forms of "U" and "u"
\d219 <U>
\d249 <U>
... <U>
\d251 <U>
\d221 <Y> # 221 = Y-acute
\d253 <Y> # 253 = y-acute
\d255 <Y> # 255 = y-acute
\d198 \d198 # 198 = AE
\d230 \d230 # 230 = ae
\d216 \d216 # 216 = O-slash
\d248 \d248 # 248 = o-slash
\d197 \d197 # 197 = A-ring
\d229 \d197 # 229 - a-ring
\d222 \d222 # 222 = Thorn
\d254 \d222 # 254 = thorn
\d033 <!> # 33 - 47 are symbols
... ... # encoded in sequences
\d047 </>
\d173 <-> # 173 = SHY
\d058 <:> # 58 - 63 are symbols
... ... # encoded in sequences
\d063 <?>
\d064 <@>
\d091 <[> # 91 - 96 are symbols
... ... # encoded in sequences
\d096 <•>
\d123 <{> # 123 - 126 are symbols
... ... # encoded in sequences
\d126 <~>
\d127 IGNORE
\d196 "<a><e>" # A-umlaut sorts as string of a
and e
\d228 "<a><e>" # a-umlaut sorts as string of a
and e
\d214 "<o><e>" # O-umlaut sorts as string of o
and e
\d246 "<o><e>" # o-umlaut sorts as string of o
and e
\d220v "<u><e>" # U-umlaut sorts as string of u
and e
\d252 "<u><e>" # u-umlaut sorts as string of u
and e