The contents of the configuration file

The config.pl file can contain non-ASCII values (for example, non-ASCII database names) either as local code page when all client machines are using the same code page or UTF-8 values when more than one local code page is in use. If you use UTF-8 values in the config.pl file, perform the following actions:

1. Use a UTF-8 capable editor (for example, Windows® Notepad) to open the config.pl file.
2. Include the following line at the top of the config.pl file, before the use CQCC::TriggerCQCC; statement:

   use utf8;   

   This line tells Perl that the file contains UTF-8 strings.

3. Use the Save As command and, in Encoding, select UTF-8 to save the config.pl file in UTF-8 format.

   This preserves the strings that you entered in the config.pl file as UTF-8 data.