Hello:
> I think it does because verything is fine with the ODBC driver
Huu ... can you try to insert and select the data from the provider,
and let me know if it works or not ??
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I think it does because verything is fine with the ODBC driver
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez schreef:
Hello:
The insert of the data is done with import/export functionality from
EMS ib manager, with this tool all seems to be ok.
Already testeted with the last release but still the same p
Hello:
> The insert of the data is done with import/export functionality from
> EMS ib manager, with this tool all seems to be ok.
> Already testeted with the last release but still the same problem
> regards
And are you sure EMS has proper UTF-8 support ?
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
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Hi,
The insert of the data is done with import/export functionality from
EMS ib manager, with this tool all seems to be ok.
Already testeted with the last release but still the same problem
regards
Johan
PS. Didn't get time the last 14 days to work on this project.
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez sch
Hello:
> while(myReader.Read())
> {
> cmbtst1.Items.Add(myReader.GetString(0));
> }
And how are you doing the inserts ??
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Charset in connectionstring is UNICODE_FSS.
The data isn't also correct when reading it as bytes (with ODBC it
works OK)
Hereby the examples (Table + Source + Data)
//Table DDL + Domains
CREATE TABLE "CountryCodes" (
COUNTRY_SID "DOMSid" NOT NULL,
COUNTRY_CODE_A2 "DOMIsoA2" NOT NULL,
COU
Hello:
> I've already requested test case. Don't be so eager. ;)
>
hehe
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ni un esclavo que no haya tenido reyes en su familia.
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On 30.5.2006 9:13 +0200 Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
> And send a test case if possible to see what you are doing, of both c#
> and the ddl, please
I've already requested test case. Don't be so eager. ;)
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Hello:
> What character set are you using in the connetion string ??
>
And send a test case if possible to see what you are doing, of both c#
and the ddl, please
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No hay un solo rey que no descienda de un esclavo,
ni un e
On 30.5.2006 5:05 +0200 Johan Leroy wrote:
> All the unicode char's are wrong, if the first char is a unicode char it
> disapears.
It looks that is something wrong with decoding. If you read it as bytes, is
it unicode string?
Or can you send a test case (attach sql script for creating DB and sr
Hello:
> I've created a table with eg a varchar field charset UNICODE_FSS. with
> the FB .net provider I've made a connection to the database, set
> charset to UNICODE_FSS, then I execute a SQL statement and fetch it
> with fbReader.GetString(0).
> All the unicode char's are wrong, if the first
I've created a table with eg a varchar field charset UNICODE_FSS. with
the FB .net provider I've made a connection to the database, set charset
to UNICODE_FSS, then I execute a SQL statement and fetch it with
fbReader.GetString(0).
All the unicode char's are wrong, if the first char is a unicode
On 29.5.2006 16:20 +0200 Johan Leroy wrote:
Hi,
I've been searching for an example to work with the .net provider and C#
but I can't find anything. The problem I have is that I don't get the
requested result when I call a GetString(), the unicode char's aren't
there (not in 1.7 and 2.0 RC4).
Hi,
I've been searching for an example to work with the .net provider and C#
but I can't find anything. The problem I have is that I don't get the
requested result when I call a GetString(), the unicode char's aren't
there (not in 1.7 and 2.0 RC4).
If anyone can help
thx in advance
regards
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