nchar, nvarChar, nText

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nchar, nvarChar, nText Wed. May 12, '04 5:41 AM (permalink)

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I notice the forum comes as UTF-8 as default, which is a good sign. The use of stored procedures is also reassuring, the last thing I am looking for is the use of nchar, nvar and ntext in the database to support multi-byte characters.

Is this the case? Are the table setup scripts, which you use in the install, set to nchar, nvarChar and nText?

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FreddyD Total Posts : 835 Reward points : 41220 Joined: Mar 02 '02 Location: Louis Lake Status: offline	Reply to message RE: nchar, nvarChar, nText Wed. May 12, '04 7:23 AM (permalink) 0 the software does not store unicode characters, but if you want to use it on for example a Japanese site, you can use the instruction here: http://www.aspplayground.net/forum/m_375420/tm.htm
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Guest Total Posts : 888 Reward points : 0 Joined: May 23 '01 Status: online	RE: nchar, nvarChar, nText Wed. May 12, '04 9:08 AM (permalink) 0 I was hoping that the ASP would be: session.codepage = 65001 and have date/time display done independently of LCID. Thus the data between ASP and Database remains the same. It also makes working with the data in the database directly more user friendly. Shame.
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Samuel Total Posts : 11858 Reward points : 180790 Joined: May 23 '01 Status: offline	Reply to message RE: nchar, nvarChar, nText Sun. Nov 21, '04 2:01 PM (permalink) 0 Beginning version 2.4.3, we store data in ntext and nvarchar column and thus the software is fully Unicode compatible. ASPPlayground.NET ~ see our Version 4 plans here
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