Method 1: If You Know the Sort Order Description

Use this method if you know the sort order description.

Go to the appropriate character set directory and display the sybinit (or sybconfig) menu options for that character set's sort order files. For example:

% cd $SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/charsets/char_set_dir
% grep menuname *.srt

$ set default -
sybase_system:[sybase.charsets.char_set_dir]
$ search *.srt menuname

For example, for character set iso_1 on UNIX:

% cd $SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/charsets/iso_1
% grep menuname *.srt

binary.srt:menuname = "Binary ordering, for the ISO 8859/1 
   or Latin-1 character set (iso_1)."

dictionary.srt:menuname = "General purpose dictionary ordering."
espdict.srt:menuname = "Spanish dictionary ordering."

espnoac.srt:menuname = "Spanish case and accent insensitive
    dictionary order."

espnocs.srt:menuname = "Spanish case insensitive dictionary order."

noaccents.srt:menuname = "Dictionary order, case insensitive, 
   accent insensitive."

nocase.srt:menuname = "Dictionary order, case insensitive."

nocasepref.srt:menuname = "Dictionary order, 
   case insensitive with preference."