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Seshadri
When we update a unicode value in SQL Server database that
has datatype as nvarchar, we use the prefix "N" before the
unicode data and it stores the data in the respective
language. Is this the correct way to store unicode value
in SQL Server database? In ORACLE, the unicode value is
stored as numbers in the table. Why in SQL Server it is
not stored as numbers and stores in the respective
language itself?
Thanks
Seshadri
has datatype as nvarchar, we use the prefix "N" before the
unicode data and it stores the data in the respective
language. Is this the correct way to store unicode value
in SQL Server database? In ORACLE, the unicode value is
stored as numbers in the table. Why in SQL Server it is
not stored as numbers and stores in the respective
language itself?
Thanks
Seshadri