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  1. stsai001

    Japanese Text in SQL Server

    I see. You said you had it working in saving and retrieving data from ASP in your first post so that is why it mislead me. I'm not sure how to solve your problem. It might be converion but can be the data type as well. We use nvarchar for unicode columns (remember to use N'test' in your...
  2. stsai001

    Japanese Text in SQL Server

    That is how I got my SQL server manager to work so I'm not sure I fully understand your issue. Second thought is if the Japaness text that you paste on the first post was from SQL server then I think it is the right string with my limited Japaness knowledge.
  3. stsai001

    Japanese Text in SQL Server

    To view Japaness in SQL Enterprise Manager or any other application, you need to change your system codepage. Go to control panel and language setting to set the default to Japaness. After reboot then you will be able to see Japaness.
  4. stsai001

    Japanese Text in SQL Server

    What was the original text in Japaness? As far as I can see the text in your message is mixed with Japaness and Chinese.
  5. stsai001

    VB and Mas90 ODBC Connection....

    I'm struggling to eliminate the login prompt when accessing MAS90 ODBC also. I followed the instrctions above and didn't work for me. I used MAX90 3.3 and ProvideX 2.1. Any other suggestions for my issue. Thanks.

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