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Michael Cheung
 
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Default view the traditional and simpify characters in SQL 2005 - 11-17-2009 , 09:59 PM






HI, I am using Windows Server 2003 English version, and I also install SQL
Server 2005 English version. After I migrated Databse to SQL, all clients can
not view the Traditional and Simpify characters. So please tell me how to set
the SQL Server that cleints can view those characters. Or what can I do on
client side.
Actually, I have been changed the regional settings of client PC, but not
work at all. thanks a lot.

Regards,

Michael

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Linchi Shea
 
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Default RE: view the traditional and simpify characters in SQL 2005 - 11-18-2009 , 12:42 PM






SQL Server does know or care how you view the characters on teh client. When
you migrated the database to SQL Server, you needed to make sure that the
characters were stored the same way as they were in the old system if teh
client app did not change. You may want to compare how they are stored now
with how they used to be stored in the old system.

Linchi

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HI, I am using Windows Server 2003 English version, and I also install SQL
Server 2005 English version. After I migrated Databse to SQL, all clients can
not view the Traditional and Simpify characters. So please tell me how to set
the SQL Server that cleints can view those characters. Or what can I do on
client side.
Actually, I have been changed the regional settings of client PC, but not
work at all. thanks a lot.

Regards,

Michael

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