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Oracle Files Administration Guide
9.0.3

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FTP Quote Command Reference

This appendix provides information on using the FTP quote commands.

Topics include:

CASCADEOFF

When deleting a folder ("rmdir"), turns off cascade delete for the session. Only empty folders will be deleted by the rmdir command. If folders under the directory are not empty, the rmdir will not succeed.

Syntax Example

quote cascadeoff

quote cascadeoff

CASCADEON

When deleting a folder ("rmdir"), turns on cascade delete for the session so that the folder and all its contents, including any non-empty folders, are deleted. The example shows that any folder and its contents will be deleted.

Syntax Example

quote cascadeon

quote cascadeon

DELIM

Sets the folder path delimiter for the current session. The example sets the character "\" to delimit folder paths.

Syntax Example

quote delim [character]

quote delim \

SETLANGUAGE

Sets the language for the session when loading documents. Should be used when loading documents that are different than the default system language. The language setting is important for content-based indexing, used for content searches. For more information on language setting, see the Oracle9i National Language Support Guide.

Syntax Example

quote setlanguage [language]

quote setlanguage French

quote setlanguage "Latin American Spanish"

The list of valid languages is below. For languages that are longer than one word, the language needs to be enclosed in quotes as shown in the table above.

American

Egyptian

Japanese

Russian

Arabic

English

Korean

Simplified Chinese

Bengali

Estonian

Latin American Spanish

Slovak

Brazilian Portuguese

Finnish

Latvian

Slovenian

Bulgarian

French

Lithuanian

Spanish

Canadian French

German

Malay

Swedish

Catalan

Greek

Mexican Spanish

Thai

Croatian

Hebrew

Norwegian

Traditional Chinese

Czech

Hungarian

Polish

Turkish

Danish

Indonesian

Portuguese

Ukrainian

Dutch

Italian

Romanian

Vietnamese

SETCHARENCODING

Sets the character encoding to an IANA character set name for the session when loading documents. Should be used when loading documents that are different than the default system character encoding setting. The character encoding setting is important for content-based indexing, used for content searches. For more information on character encodings, see the Oracle9i National Language Support Guide.

Syntax Example

quote setcharencoding [characater encoding]

quote setcharencoding UTF-8

Valid character encodings include:

BIG5

ISO-2022-KR

KOI8-R

WINDOWS-1252

EUC-JP

ISO-8859-1

KS_C_5601-1987

WINDOWS-1253

EUC-TW

ISO-8859-2

SHIFT_JIS

WINDOWS-1254

GB2312

ISO-8859-3

TIS-620

WINDOWS-1255

IBM850

ISO-8859-4

UTF-8

WINDOWS-1256

IBM852

ISO-8859-5

WINDOWS-936

WINDOWS-1257

IBM857

ISO-8859-6

WINDOWS-949

WINDOWS-1258

IBM866

ISO-8859-7

WINDOWS-950

ISO-2022-CN

ISO-8859-8

WINDOWS-1250

ISO-2022-JP

ISO-8859-9

WINDOWS-1251

SHOWCHARENCODING

Displays the current character encoding setting for the session.

Syntax Example

quote showcharencoding

quote showcharencoding

SHOWLANGUAGE

Displays the current language setting for the session.

Syntax Example

quote showlanguage

quote showlanguage