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UTF8 and SQL-Server 2005/2008
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  • Subject: UTF8 and SQL-Server 2005/2008
  • From: Michael DeMan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:58:01 -0800

Hi,

We are updating some apps to be UTF8 enabled.  I have done this kind of work in the past with Oracle and MySQL, but never with SQL-Server.

I spent a couple hours earlier today googling around and realized that there are a few oddities doing this with SQL-Server.  Starting with the fact that it does not natively support UTF8 encoding for char/varchar columns?  I also saw some older WebObjects related posts about lack of support for nchar, nvarchar and such as well - although possibly they are obsolete?

We seem to have things running okay with FrontBase for our workstation dev environments, but our corporate deployment environment is SQL-Server 2005.

My next step is to migrate the apps over to our dev SQL-Server 2005 environment.  Before I pour too many hours into that I was wondering if there are any tips & tricks I should be aware of with WebObjects + SQL-Server and UTF8.

Thanks,

- Mike DeMan

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