Hello,
I'll try to stay straight forward.
I've been using this provider for some time now, and I've mostly used for record level access.Everything fine until I need to use SQL queries instead for large queries.
When I was at record lvl, the accentuated char like É,È,À
and the like were not causing any trouble.Ever using SQL, these char don't seem to translate well.
Has anyone ever experienced this?
I've been looking a lot,and I've yet to find something interesting on the subject.
Thx!
I'll try to stay straight forward.
I've been using this provider for some time now, and I've mostly used for record level access.Everything fine until I need to use SQL queries instead for large queries.
When I was at record lvl, the accentuated char like É,È,À
and the like were not causing any trouble.Ever using SQL, these char don't seem to translate well.
Has anyone ever experienced this?
I've been looking a lot,and I've yet to find something interesting on the subject.
Thx!
!I have just found out that the table actually has the exact same problem.The person who made this list used excel to build it and send it over using some kind of driver(not IBMDA400) and the data wasn't rightly converted.