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Default future nvarchar support in UltraLite? - 10-08-2007 , 05:04 PM






10.0.1.3488

Ulinit has a problem when tables have columns of type nvarchar. Will
UltraLite support national data types in the future?



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Default Re: future nvarchar support in UltraLite? - 10-10-2007 , 03:02 AM






http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...tabase_App.asp

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...eplication.asp

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10.0.1.3488

Ulinit has a problem when tables have columns of type nvarchar. Will
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Default Re: future nvarchar support in UltraLite? - 10-11-2007 , 09:33 AM



Its unlikely that nvarchar will be supported as least in the near future.

Some related features which are more likely, but still not certain are...

- Have UL tools take an option to take nvarchar and convert it to varchar
when migrating from SA to UL. This would allow ulinit to succeed in your
case. If your UL charset was UTF8 this would work well.

- character length semantics for varchar columns. Currently varchar( 10 )
is 10 bytes giving you a different max string length in utf8 and ansi
multi-byte charsets.

Mike


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