I\'m using SQL Server 2008 as my database engine in a VS2010, C# ASP.NET web app. My project is Farsi (Persian) so I\'ve used nvarchar
and ntext
as
You must use COLLATE Latin1_General_BIN2
to get results. Works for Amharic for Ethiopians.
Select * From YourTableName where ColNameYouSearch LIKE N'%YourSerchCriteria%' COLLATE Latin1_General_BIN2"
I am not familiar with C#
ASP.NET
, but using nvarchar
or ntext
shouldn't make any difference in query type. I am wandering you are only assigning your query command to a variable and not executing it..
should you do something like myCommand.execute()
?
You should use the N'
prefix to indicate that you're searching for a Unicode string:
SELECT * FROM dbo.tblArticle WHERE name LIKE N'%......%'
Otherwise, you're converting your search string back to non-Unicode and then searching....