Thanks. for all your input... it really helps me.
from your explanation... you make it clear that there is NO WAY cf7 query in
a way like cf5 does ?
Our website... www.ilovesmart.com is quite active...
so... at this moment... we do not want to take the risk to convert from cf5
to cf7
Unless we c
kondo nugroho wrote:
> Most of the records are in Japanese, which is written into the database
> field (nvarchar) using windows default encoding.
no, cf5 doesn't know anything about encoding, it simply passed whatever data
you
add through to the db. your data is for sure mangled.
> Our problem
kondo nugroho wrote:
> We have a website hosted in a server with Windows 2003 (english version),
> Coldfusion 5 (english version) and msSQL 2000 (english version)
> Most of the records are in Japanese, which is written into the database
> field (nvarchar) using windows default encoding.
> I am not
We have a website hosted in a server with Windows 2003 (english version),
Coldfusion 5 (english version) and msSQL 2000 (english version)
Most of the records are in Japanese, which is written into the database
field (nvarchar) using windows default encoding.
I am not sure what type of encoding... b
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