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SQL 2k Text Data Types
what is the difference between text and ntext ?
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ntext is 'nationalized' text .. which means it supports 2bye characters for languages such as japanese.
according to some random yahoo groups post anyway =)
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Yep.
I believe you also did come C++.
Then you know the "char" keyword.
"wchar" (wide character) is for internationalization. Like chinese or japanese
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Figured you might be interested. Dunno why.
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of course i'm interested.. thanks =)
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