Stephen said:
> The most common reason for this performance problem is:
> 1) migration from CF5 (unicode datasource setting gets set to 
> 'true' - table scan against varchar - known issue - see #2)
> 2) having "Enable Unicode for data sources configured for 
> non-Latin characters" ON.

Is this problem specific to SQL Server or does it affect other DBs? I
don't find this setting anywhere in our CF Admin (7.0.2) or our data
source configuration screens. We're using DB2 on z\OS and Oracle 10g.

Thanks!

George

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