In SQL, when dealing with Unicode data, use the right data types like NVARCHAR or NCHAR. To insert Unicode data, add an N before strings like N'' to indicate it's Unicode.

Use Unicode native format for bulk transfer of data between instances of SQL Server, which eliminates conversion of data types to and from character format. Using bcp and Unicode Native Format to ...

# in MS SQL Server to store Unicode. char and varchar columns use a codepage # and unicode characters inserted into them are converted to the codepage. # If a conversion does not exist in the codepage ...

OK. So, I inherited an ASP 3.0 web app that I just recently realized has a character encoding problem. Long story short, the data that users are submitting has started to become riddled with ...