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wafi
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 Posted - 2004-06-16 : 14:28:08
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Hi All, I have a problem with multi Languges in SQL Server the problem is i have a field that can be contain English or Arabic or Turkish langauges , no problem with english but the arabic converts to ????and the turkish converts to english characters. Anyone Could help me with that Best Regards Wafi Mohtaseb  |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
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Posted - 2004-06-16 : 14:32:54
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| What data types are you using for these columns?Tara |
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Arnold Fribble
Yak-finder General
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Posted - 2004-06-16 : 15:07:45
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Certainly you'll need to be using a Unicode column (nchar, nvarchar or ntext type).quote:
the turkish converts to english characters.
AFAIK, most of the characters in the Turkish alphabet are the same as those in the latin alphabet. I presume the ones you're having problems with are those not in ISO 8859-1?i.e.U+011E Latin Capital Letter G With BreveU+011F Latin Small Letter G With BreveU+0130 Latin Capital Letter I With Dot AboveU+0131 Lattin Small Letter Dotless IU+015E Latin Capital Letter S With CedillaU+015F Latin Small Letter S With Cedilla |
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Multi Languages in same Field