Re: Trying to add a unicode string into an ADO database using C++


I'm not at all sure that changing the font would solve your problem, anyway.
I believe that is just the font that is used when the table is displayed in
data*** view within Microsoft Access. I don't think it does anything to
change the way the data is actually stored in the database. I'm not a C++
programmer, and didn't entirely understand the code you posted. But I can't
see how changing the font that Access uses to display a table in data***
view is going to do anything to resolve a problem you're having writing to
that table from a C++ application.

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Brendan Reynolds

"brckcc" <brckcc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> 1. I can't recompile with the unicode option at this point. There is too
> much code and we are not able to take the time to work through all of the
> unicode issues at this point.
> 2. I create the database dynamically. How do I set the font when creating
> the database using ADOX?
>
> --
> Bruce R.
>
>
>
> "Dave" wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> Try to compile your program with unicode string.
>> If this does not solve your problem then change the database settings.
>> Open your database in access and click on tools select options.In
>> data*** tab select Arial Unicode MS font.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>>


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