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Chris Holland: The Blog.: ServletRequest.getParameter and UTF-8

Java 1.3+ should display tamil without altering anything. but jre is
not configured for tamil officially till now. (Devanagari is added).
So you will see only boxes in applets or any other swing applications.
here is the procedure to see tamil characters.

It is considered you have Latha font installed.

Open java directory then go into ‘jre’ directory. Copy-Paste the
“fontconfig.properties.src” file, and rename it as
“fontconfig.properties”.This file then should be the one Java will use
by default. now open the “fontconfig.properties” file.

Find this line :

# Component Font Mappings

Then add :

allfonts.tamil=Latha

You must then find

sequence.allfonts=alphabetic

Ever had a user accidentally create a query that resulted in a
Cartesian product of your two largest tables? Of course, a badly
written query uses up precious CPU and I/O cycles and therefore slows
everyone down. With the advent of SQL Server 7, you can specify a
maximum cost for a query. You can do this in two ways. First, set a
maximum cost for all queries on your server by setting the
configuration option “query governor cost limit” to the maximum number
of seconds allowed for a query. (For those of you not familiar with
the sp_configure command, this can be done through Enterprise Manager
by right clicking on a Server, choosing Properties, clicking the
Server setting tab, and choosing the “Use query governor…” check box
and entering a non-zero number in the box.) For a specific connection,
use “SET QUERY_GOVERNOR_COST_LIMIT value”.

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