Problem With Saving Chinese.
Mar 6, 2007
Hi.. I'm trying to save text into SQL 2000 database.
When user enter text in text box , the text save into variable , and show it in confirm page , after save the text to database, all the text turned into "??"
I try to view the data in SQL enterprise Manager / Web Matrix / ASP web page gridview , all of them showing the text fields in "??"
Then I try to add record which come with SQL 2000 enterprise Manager.After save the record , the chinese also turned into "??"
Is there something I need to set for database or server?
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Apr 3, 2008
Can anyone point us to a tutorial or explain how to save data
in languages other than english to sql2000 database.
I see that the field must be nvarchar or ntext but do not understand
unicode.
Howard
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Feb 1, 2008
Hi!
I have a table like this below and it doesn't only contain English Names but it also contain Chinese Name.
CREATE TABLE Names
(FirstName NVARCHAR (50),
LastName NVARCHAR (50));
I tried to view the column using SQL Query Analyzer, It didn't display Chinese Character.
I know that SQL Server 2005 is using UCS-2 Encoding and Chinese Character uses Double Byte Character Set (DBCS) Encoding.
I want to read the FirstName and LastName columns and display in Window Form Data Grid and ASP.NET Grid View.
I tried to use this code below and it didn't work. It convert some of the English Name to Chinese Character and it display the chinese character and some still in the original unreadable characters.
Does anybody know how to read those character from SQL Table and display the correct Chinese Character without converting the English Name into Chinese also?
Thanks
int codePage = 950;
StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
Encoding targetEncoding = Encoding.GetEncoding(codePage);
byte[] encodedChars= targetEncoding.GetBytes(str);
.
message.AppendLine("Byte representation of '" + str + "' in Code Page '" + codePage + "':");
for (int i = 0; i < encodedChars.Length; i++)
{
message.Append("Byte " + i + ": " + encodedChars);
}
message.AppendLine(" RESULT : " + System.Text.Encoding.Unicode.GetString(encodedChars));
Console.Writeline(message.ToString());
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Dec 13, 2007
Hi Guys,
I am trying to automate a basic task using SQL Server 2005 Express.
Currently I have a query script that I run and then save the results as a CSV file. I need to do this on a daily basis and so I am looking to find out how best to go about this. There are a multitude of third party tools that claim to be able to do this - can anyone recommend this or enlighten me of the best way to set up this automation.
All ideas gratefully received!
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Oct 5, 2006
Hi,I need to input Chinese character into the table of the database. I did try to install/run both Chinese/English version of Visual Studio into Chinese/English version of Server 2003 but it still didn't work.Please help !stephen
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May 31, 2007
please can you tell how you managing database for chinese do we need to specify collation even if we use utf-8 how to use utf-8thanks in advance
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Feb 5, 2007
when i use query with some chinese character, eg:
select '你好嗎'
output: ????????
As you can see the output cannot display chinese.
what can I do?
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Jan 15, 2008
Hello,
I hope somebody can help me with this. I have different points to solve. However, I€™ll make some simple questions and then I€™ll decide to continue explaining.
In a pc having Windows 2003 Server and SQL 2005 in English lang installed, II can see into the fields of an Access db Chinese characters. I€™ve made a tool to transfer the information to a new SQL db, but when I go to see into table€™s fields, I only see €œ????€?. I€™ve tried to make the import directly from SQL Server, but the result was the same.
When I read the values from a VB6 app, the ones read from Access are correctly showed, but not the one read from SQL. In both cases I see only €œ?????€?.
But, using in another pc with regional settings changed to Chinese the same application, I can see all the Chinese labels. Shall I need to make the transfer with the Chinese lang downloaded into the pc? Shall I need to set the db in a particular way?
I have inside the db some tables having latin characters (European names) that I need to maintain, so there will be data in at least 2 languages: Chinese and English.
The second problem is regarding a text box control to insert numeric value. If I insert the numer 3.4456, once the value is added to the db, it returns 34456. Decimal point is ignored. This happens in machines having Windows in Chinese and Windows in English with reg. settings changed to Chinese.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Mar 27, 2007
How do I have to setup my SQL Server in order to be able to introduce (save) Chinese Characters additionally?
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Sep 29, 2005
I have a column (ntext) and set collation to be Chinese-PRC, when I say Order By colName, how the column is sorted.
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Nov 22, 2004
Hi All
I have to develop a website which allows users to enter their comments into Chinese languages. I need sql2000 to support the chinese characters.
I am experienced .net web programmer, but have very little knowledge on the database side. Would really appreciate any help on this
THanks
Jignesh
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May 9, 2008
Hi
I need some help importing Chinese characters into my SQL Server 2005 database.
I have the data in an access database, which contains a mixture of english and chinese characters.
Now when I import this into SQL, the Chinese characters are not imported in correctly.
I'm aware of that these characters may need to be imported as unicode, but I don't have an option to change this when importing from the Access table.
Please can somebody assist.
many thanks!
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Aug 28, 2007
Hi all!
I have created a report that may display Chinese, Korean and Japanese characters. Everything is fine on the report itself when rendered in the browser, all the characters are showing as it should be, but when I try to export it to pdf, all these characters turned into question marks ????.
I've tried installing Adobe Asian pack, but still I can't make these character shows up.
Can anyone shed light on this? I'm doing a local report only BTW. Would there be any effect if I'll do it as a server report?
Any thing that could get me started would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Jul 23, 2005
Hello,I have some multibyte characters and I want to put them into table fields.how I can do this? Just storing them will result in a ? when reading /showing them.thanks & regardsMark
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Jan 31, 2007
Hi experts,
Here I got some problems with my application. (ASP & English Version SQL Server 2000)
As we are using English MSSQL Server 2000, we got some new functions and we have to facilitate support of Chinese characters in the DB. I have set the collation for those Chinese fields already and those queries or Stored Procs for Chinese are working fine, ONLY if I execute them in Enterprise Manager. Chinese characters can be displayed in the relevant tables.
However here comes the big problem and I got really frustrated. As we will provide user interface in ASP pages, we 'll let users to insert the information which will be sent to the DB. If there's Chinese characters in the query string, the Chinese characters added in the DB would be garbled.
e.g. EXECUTE proc_TestChinese 'XYZ', 'test123' (assume XYZ be those Chinese words)
I am wondering if there's any way I can solve this problem. Should I add special handling for these Chinese words? I have set the ASP pages in UTF-8 or Big5 encoding but it doesn't help. Hope you experts can show me the way out of the mess. Thanks in advance!
Manfred
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Sep 6, 2006
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Jul 20, 2005
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Jul 20, 2005
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Jan 6, 2007
When I installed SQL Express first time a few days ago, it work ok. But, after removing all sql server componets through 'control panel'->'add or remove programs,' something seems wrong in the registry because the re-installation of SQLExpress will never success with an error
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- Performance Monitor Counter Requirement (Error)
Messages
Performance Monitor Counter Requirement
The System Configuration Check for Performance Monitor counter registry value has failed. For details, see How to: Increment the Counter Registry Key for Setup in SQL Server 2005, in the readme file or in SQL Server Books Online.
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in setup configuration checker. I follow the instructions in help page and try to set the values "Last Counter" and "Last Help" in '[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionPerflib]' as same as the values "Counter" and "Help" in '[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionPerflib]'.........but the data type are dword and string resp. So, setup checker will think the values are different and no way to reinstall the SQLExpress.
Can anyone tell me how to fix it or just let me know SQLExpress not for Chinese XP SP2?
Thank you
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May 13, 2008
Dear Friends,
I'm preety new to the concept of globalization & all. Basically my requirments is very straight-forward.
I have a table structure is as follwos:
IntCtryCode (auto-increment fileld)
VCharCtryName - NVarchar(30)
VCharCtryDesc - NVarchar(100)
the second & the third column has data in Simplified chinese and their collation is Chinese_PRC_90
The data is getting properly inserted and retrived.
But i'm not able to use "where" clause in the query where the value specified is Chinese.
I tried LIKE as well as in IN, but everytime empty dataset is returned.
Is there anything special i have to take care of to enable this feature.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rohan Wadiwala
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Oct 22, 2007
hi,
I got some data in both chinese and english ,but while executing my Report i want to c all my data only in english
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Aug 10, 2007
1. I have problems on displaying chinese on reporting services.
e.g. §C¯Ã—ª´ºÃ€J´Ã”³½¬h¶º(¤Ã–»¶)
The data type of the fields is char. Is it possible to display chinese using this database setting but not setting the data type to nvarchar?
2. On the other hand, there is mislocation of the controls. If I put a textbox on another textbox, one of the textbox will not be in the orginal location but in somewhere nearby. The same situation appears for the case of images. How can I "lock" the location of the controls?
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Aug 23, 2007
I need a small confirmation regarding storing the Chinese and Japanese characters in sql server. Can we store Chinese and Japanese characters on a same database with Chinese Collation? Or else we need to store it separately with respective collations.
I tried to store both characters on db with Chinese collation it works but I am not so sure if it is right way to do so. Please confirm on this as we are doing research stage to build website in Chinese and japanese.
Thanks in advance.
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Jan 11, 2007
Is there a way to change the font that the data viewer uses, so that the Chinese characters don't appear as boxes?
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get-wmiobject CIM_OperatingSystem | ft OSLanguage, CodeSet, Locale
OSLanguage CodeSet Locale
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1033 1252 0409The data itself is flowing correctly into the target database with a pipeline data_type of DT_WSTR. The ideograms can be seen by query utilities which supports a unicode font (e.g. Management Studio).
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Jun 11, 2007
Hi,
We have stored some chinese characters in SQL database with datatype as nvarchar, but they are displayed in RS as some weird characters.
like this: 耹±Ã¥€¢€ 耹±Ã§¾Å½Ã¨¸Ã¨€°Ã¥€¢€ Ã¥€¹„¢(耚¡)Ã¥€¦¬Ã¥¸Ã¥°Ã§£Ã¥Ë†€ Ã¥€¦¬Ã¥¸
When we code the asp pages, we put the following on each page to display the chinese characters properly.
<meta http-equiv="CONTENT-TYPE" content="TEXT/HTML; CHARSET=UTF-8">
So my question is what do I need to do in RS in order to show the chinese characters properly as well ?
Many thanks!
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Jul 28, 2006
My application supports multiple languages/locales in a single database. Some of our new customers want to support Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Spanish, and German in addition to English. Supporting the Latin based languages is not a problem. But I am having trouble finding a collation sequence that allows me to store the other double byte languages in the same database correctly.
I have found changing the data types from text, char, varchar to ntext, nchar, nvarchar and adding an N in front of the various strings that getting inserted seems to work:
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Thanks in advance
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Jan 19, 2008
Hi there,
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This is the double astrix version at the very bottom of the page specifically for Vista 64...
Is this something I am doing or is this download link actually to a Chinese Download??
Can someone point me to a download link that is English...
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Feb 10, 2007
I have set up a full text search to handle multiple columns searching for chinese
But the result of the search isn't really what i have expected.
I have setup the catalog to have a chiense word break, and the columns in the tables are all nvachar
when i do something like
select * from dbo.Table_1 where contains(*, '"<chinese character>"',language 1082)
the search result is really inconsistent, especially with single characters.I have also checked that these characters are not in the noise filter file....
the search result is better when the input is more than a single characters, but still, somtimes it will not return any result at all.
so, I try to use the "like" statement instead of "contains" to do the search with the same inputs, and 100% of the time, it returns the correct result.
does anyone have any experience about things like that? coz I guess this is a more spcific issue with language. Is there any place that you guys know of, can offer me some help?
thank you in advance.
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Nov 15, 2007
I have a table-valued function in mssql 2005 as below:
ALTER FUNCTION fn_test{ @test nvarchar(1000)}RETURNS@TEMP TABLE{ test nvarchar(1000)}ASBEGIN INSERT INTO @TEMP SELECT @test
RETURNEND
Everytime, I passed in chinese character (@test), such as 測驗, the function will return ????. What should I do for the table-valued function, so that the chinese character can be passed in? Please help.
Note: I can search and get the chinese characters if I use stored procedures; and the columns in the tables can store chinese chararcters as well. Only table-valued function is not working with the chinese characters. Is it a bug from MSSQL 2005?
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Jul 16, 2007
Dear all,
To allow users enter chinese character into table, I did try to change the field type to nchar and this is workable. But I have few hundred tables.. Is there anyway to change the setting in easier way? by instead change the field type one by one for each table?
I tried change the collation to Chinese_PRC_90_BIN for the database, but it is not support chinese input..
Any Idea?
Thanks.
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