It will not work to specify nvarchar when the source file is not Unicode. The
source file should be saved as a Unicode file in the first place.
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"hursting" wrote:
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Hi,
I have a dts package that works correctly apart from one issue. I
have a number of items to import that have fench names. The special
characters in the names get translated into something different. I set
the autotranslate option to false on the connection objects but this
didn't help. I also changed the column type to nvarchar but again this
didn't solve the issue. Any ideas would be very welcome.
regards
Ciaran |