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I have tried Query Analyzer, Notepad and Ultra Edit and they are all showing strange characters instead of the danish ones.
Any idea what can be wrong? / comments
I have tried Query Analyzer, Notepad and Ultra Edit and they are all showing strange characters instead of the danish ones.
Any idea what can be wrong?
I have figured out what my problem is.
I am using osql to install the script on another server and osql reads its input file in the OEM cp850 encoding in the settings on that server.
Unfortunate SQL Compare do not have the option to save in OEM cp850 format and as I se the documentation in in Books online for osql there is no way to specify the input files encoding.
In QA can save in OEM cp860 and scripting from Enterprise Manager can also be saved in OEM cp850 encoding.
Are there any plans for adding the option to save in OEM cp850 from SQL compare? / comments
I have figured out what my problem is.
I am using osql to install the script on another server and osql reads its input file in the OEM cp850 encoding in the settings on that server.
Unfortunate SQ...
The views is in fact fully-qualified with the name of the database I am trying to synchronize. (I know that its not neassery - it is left over from when the stored procedure was in another database)
I will follow the other thread. Thanks for your quick answer
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The views is in fact fully-qualified with the name of the database I am trying to synchronize. (I know that its not neassery - it is left over from when the stored procedure was in another database...