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rhankin
Starting Member
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 Posted - 2007-03-12 : 07:21:57
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| I have a SQL 2000 Server set up with Latin1_General_BIN collation. I need to allow polish characters on this server but am unaware of how to allow it.I have created a new DB using Polish_BIN collation but the only way i can enter polish characters is using nchar for unicode support.Our ERP system uses non-unicode char fields for it's text data.I have even tried installing polish language support in windows, changing my sql login to polish language and even used "Set Language Polish" to change my server default language and it still only works in unicodeIf anyone is able to tell me how I can enable this polish support on my server I would be very gratefulThanks |
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AndrewMurphy
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2007-03-12 : 10:25:29
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| If your fields are NOT unicode friendly, you're going to loose on this requirement.Non-unicode fields really only support English character sets. I'd bet that your ERP database will have to be amended to use nchar/ nvarchar/ ntext fields. |
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Multi Language Character Support