Hi,
I am currently using SQL Server 7.0.
FYI, I have already set the data type of the field that will hold double-byte Chinese characters to be 'NVarchar'. When I use the "Import Data" feature, all the chinese characters can be imported into the fields, and displayed properly...
When I use VB to retrieve the data, the Chinese character can be retrieved and displayed properly. However, when I tried to do a normal data insertion back to the SQL Server DB, it is stored as "??????".
Why????? CAN SOMEONE HELP!!! Do I need to change any configuration in SQL Server to accept double-byte characters? Like "Set Lanaguage"??? If so, how to use it, there's no variable to set for Traditional Chinese.
Or, do I have to convert the data into DBSC before inserting to the DB?? If so, what commands can I use?
Appreciate you help greatly!!! Thanks.
Cheers,
Yu
I am currently using SQL Server 7.0.
FYI, I have already set the data type of the field that will hold double-byte Chinese characters to be 'NVarchar'. When I use the "Import Data" feature, all the chinese characters can be imported into the fields, and displayed properly...
When I use VB to retrieve the data, the Chinese character can be retrieved and displayed properly. However, when I tried to do a normal data insertion back to the SQL Server DB, it is stored as "??????".
Why????? CAN SOMEONE HELP!!! Do I need to change any configuration in SQL Server to accept double-byte characters? Like "Set Lanaguage"??? If so, how to use it, there's no variable to set for Traditional Chinese.
Or, do I have to convert the data into DBSC before inserting to the DB?? If so, what commands can I use?
Appreciate you help greatly!!! Thanks.
Cheers,
Yu
