So Carlos, are you saying that you don't think that the problem is because
I have used "Type" as a column name, when it is a reserved word? You think
that should work?
I will try using UTF8 in my connection string and see whether it (a) works
and (b) resolves this problem.
- Dan.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carlos Guzmán Álvarez) wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Hello:
>
>> I set it to UTF8 when I created the Database. My ConnectionString in
>> my program includes "character set=NONE" because as I recall I found
>> (or read) that that works best.
>
> That could the reason why you are getting 4 characters, as when using
> the NONE character set the provider will use the ._NET default
> Encoding ( that may be UTF 8 or not )
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