005, at 1:20 AM, Marisa K. wrote:
Hello Trevor,
Thank you so much for your reply.
I had tried on your suggestion(using cursors) but it didn't work
with me, still. While, English texts can be displayed just fine,
Thai's texts cannot.
Well, I connect to the database through ODBC. Do you
Hello Trevor,
Thank you so much for your reply.
I had tried on your suggestion(using cursors) but it didn't work with
me, still. While, English texts can be displayed just fine, Thai's texts
cannot.
Well, I connect to the database through ODBC. Do you think this is where
the problem is?
Every
Hi Trevor,
Thank you agian for your suggestion. You are right about the database of
UTF-8. :-)
However, I've tried on that, too, but the result is the same!!
I wrote script as:
on openCard
global tID
set the unicodeText of fld testDB to uniEncode( revDataFromQuery (,
return, tID, "SELECT cityL
Hello,
I have the question about the unicode again. I want to query data from
database, which are unicode. I used the revDataFromQuery function to
query data from database. However, the result is "". So, I tried
on setting unicodeText property, it turns out "" .
Also, I tried to
Hello,
As previous trial, I still have a problem in displaying Spanish and
German speacial characters, i.e. inverted?, accented characters,
characters with umlaut, esset characters.
Although I converted both of the files to /.txt/ with /unicodeText/
property settings and using /binfile:/ , the
