On 1/11/2012 6:22 PM, Grigore Dolghin wrote: > I need to jump in here. VFP isn't unicode, but the OS is. In some > circumstances VFP is tricked by the OS and does some "translation" by its > own so you have to make absolutely sure this doen't happen. Storing the > binary encoded as hexbinary is one way to do it; another would be to define > the encrypted column as varbinary. According to VFP help, "No code page > translation is performed on *Varbinary* data." And that's the whole point > of it. VFP will use the actual value, without trying to be smart.
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