Wrong Greek Characters On Windows 2000
Dec 17, 2007
Hi there,
I have a strange problem with an application running on Windows 2000
connecting to a SQL Server 2000 with Greek collation.
Runnin this query on the SQL
"SELECT serverproperty('Collation'),
databasepropertyex('mydb', 'Collation')"
gives me:
SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS, Greek_CI_AI
When I run my application on my Windows XP machine I have no problems
with the characters however when I try the same applicaton on a
Windows 2000 platform the Greek characters are lost. For example the
Greek characters TI appear as OE.
Any help is appreciated,
regards
BOB
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Hi,
I have a sql db with a table in which I store Greek text. I have changed the collation name of the columns which keep the Greek to "Greek_AI_AS" and the datatype of these columns are nvarchar or ntext.
However whenever I tried to add text from a web form the Greek characters does not show correctly and I get "?????".
The collation name of the sql db is Latin1_Generala_CP1_CI_AS. Do u think there is a collation conflict or the column collation overides the db one? Or there is something else which I don't know?
P.S. I have set the correct Codepage and response.CharSet for Greek language.
Any ideas would by valuable.
Thanks
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