ADO and MS Text Driver and Unicode
From: Scott McBurney (ScottMcBurney_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/05
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Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 08:13:02 -0800
Ok, here is the dilema....
We have CSV files that are in UTF8 or UTF16 format, so they have a BOM at
the beginning of them.
How would you get the MS Text Driver to read these properly? There is
almost no doc on the text driver.
I know it can be done, because Word can perform a mail merge using the
encoded CSV files, and it even prompts for confirmation of the encoding. And
it is using the MS Text driver.
Anyone know how to read these?
Using the text driver normally, it chokes on the BOM and cannot read the
first line of the CSV file that contains the field names. I know there is
some way to get this to work, but its just not documented anywhere.
-- Scott McBurney Software Developer LexisNexis Interface Software, Inc.
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