Hi Michael,
It's creating the column as NVARCHAR, but the data inserted is utf-8 encoded, as opposed to being actual unicode. When you select the data, you get a unicode object that contains utf-8 encoded data. This was the reason for the option of "encoding = None".
Here's an example: users_table.insert().execute(user_id=u'hello\u1234') print users_table.select().execute().fetchone() (u'hello\xe1\u02c6\xb4',) Regards, Paul Michael Bayer wrote:
ive made a commit on #298 but not what we originally planned. give it a try and see if it works since i didnt test on ms-sql. >
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