| Steve Kass 2005-05-26, 9:23 am |
| I don't know where you are setting the default language, but I do
know that the Russian and other Cyrillic code pages for character
data do not support accented characters. If it is possible to use
a Unicode data type for the query string, the accented characters
will not be replaced. Here is a demonstration of the SQL Server
side of your issue.
create table T (
s_Russian varchar(20) collate Cyrillic_General_CS_
AS,
s_English varchar(20) collate Latin1_General_CS_AS
,
s_Unicode nvarchar(20)
)
insert into T values('Trend_Veloci
tÃ_','Trend_VelocitÃ
_',N'Trend_VelocitÃ_
')
go
select * from T
go
drop table T
-- Steve Kass
-- Drew University
DavideR wrote:
>I USE SQL SEVER 2000
>I HAVE A TABLE IN A DB CALLED "Trend_VelocitÃ_"
>I HAVE A QUERY ON A ADO OBECT "SELECT * FROM Trend_VelocitÃ_" in a Vb program
>IF THE DEFAULT VALUE OF LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH NO PROBLEM
>If I set the default value to russian the vb instrucion give me the error :
>invalid object name 'Trend_Velocita'
>what's wrong? Why Ã_ in a in the message ?
>
>
>Any idea ? I Can't rename the table ....
>
>
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