If the header is coming from the database directly as a column name then:
Is the fly-over label for the column correct? In other words, if you mouse over the header column, does the fly-over text appear correctly? If so, then use columnLabel=true to have that label appear as the column heading.
In your example above where the label is defined in the sql statement:
Worked correctly in my installation and database (postgresql)
I suspect an environment problem - the sql macro doesn't do anything specific to character encoding and certainly nothing different between the headers and the column data.
Bob Swift - 13/May/07 08:59 AM If the header is coming from the database directly as a column name then:
Is the fly-over label for the column correct? In other words, if you mouse over the header column, does the fly-over text appear correctly? If so, then use columnLabel=true to have that label appear as the column heading.
In your example above where the label is defined in the sql statement:
Worked correctly in my installation and database (postgresql)
I suspect an environment problem - the sql macro doesn't do anything specific to character encoding and certainly nothing different between the headers and the column data.
In your example above where the label is defined in the sql statement: