Encoding used to store message information when operating in J-Mode  

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When operating in J-Mode (Japanese operational mode), the messaging software stores message information in the Microsoft SQL database in different character sets depending on where the information is obtained.

Endcoding format used when storing received messages in J-Mode

The following information explains how received messages are stored and where received messages are stored when running in J-Mode.

software Type Where is information stored? How is information stored?
From Address�Email handle

Messages Table�SendersAddress

The email handle (for example, [email protected]) is stored in ASCII.

From Address�Name

Messages Table�SendersName

The friendly name (for example, Joe Smith) is stored as it is received (most likely in JIS).

Subject

Messages table�Subject

The subject will most likely be received in JIS but the messaging software will convert the subject to JIS.

Headers

Messages table�Headers

The messaging software will store the headers in ASCII.

Body

Messages table�Body

The messaging software will store the body as it is received (either ASCII, JIS, or shift-JIS).

Message Date

Messages table�Message Date

The messaging software will store the message date in ASCII.

Message Header ID

Messages table�MessageHeaderID

The messaging software will store the message header ID in ASCII.

To Address

Messages table�ToAddress

The messaging software will store the to address in ASCII.

MIME type

Attachments table�MimeType

The messaging software will store the to address in JIS.

Endcoding format used when storing outbound messages in J-Mode

The following information explains how outbound messages are stored and where outbound messages are stored when running in J-Mode.

software Type Where is information stored? How is information stored?
Body

Outbound Table�Body

The messaging software stores the outbound body in JIS.

Destination address

Outbound Table�ToAddress

The messaging software stores the destination address in ASCII.

Copy To List

Outbound table�CCList

The messaging software stores the outbound copy to list in ASCII.

Subject

Outbound table�Subject

The messaging software will store the headers in JIS.

Attachment file name

Outbound table�AttachmentName

The messaging software stores the outbound attachment file name in JIS.

From Address

Outbound table�FromAddress

The messaging software will store the outbound from address in ASCII.

   



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Modified: March 19, 2001