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SQLServer JDBC Encoding Conversion
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| JDBC driver Gen Info 2005-07-12, 3:23 am |
| can anyone help me, i just need to confirm if the SQLServer driver for JDBC
supports Automatic Encoding Conversion?? THX!
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JDBC driver Gen Info wrote:
> can anyone help me, i just need to confirm if the SQLServer driver for JDBC
> supports Automatic Encoding Conversion?? THX!
Yes, the driver does indeed support automatic encoding conversion.
Multi-lingual applications can be developed on any operating system
platform with JDBC using the Microsoft SQL Server driver for JDBC to
access both Unicode and non-Unicode enabled databases. Internally, Java
applications use UTF-16 Unicode encoding for string data. When fetching
data, the Microsoft SQL Server driver for JDBC automatically performs
the conversion from the character encoding used by the database to
UTF-16. Similarly, when inserting or updating data in the database, the
drivers automatically convert UTF-16 encoding to the character encoding
used by the database.
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