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Use of tohutō in Databases

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From: Ethan Te Puni

Dear Statistics New Zealand,

I would like to know how characters that are not standard in the English alphabet are parsed and handled in Statistics New Zealand databases.

I would specifically like to know how tohutō are parsed in the Integrated Data Infrastructure.

Yours faithfully,

Ethan Te Puni

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-----Original Message-----

From: Ethan Te Puni <[5][FYI request #29991 email]>

Sent: Friday, 7 February 2025 3:33 pm

To: Office of the GS&CE-External <[6][email address]>

Subject: Official Information request - Use of tohutō in Databases

 

Dear Statistics New Zealand,

 

I would like to know how characters that are not standard in the English
alphabet are parsed and handled in Statistics New Zealand databases.

 

I would specifically like to know how tohutō are parsed in the Integrated
Data Infrastructure.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Ethan Te Puni

 

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