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Convert Font in SQL 2005

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    Hi Guys.I have a table in database Access with a Font(example:VN-Times).I want to bring all struct and data from Access to Sql with Font default in SQL(Unicode).Please help me how to do :-O

    if you cound not try then msgbox("you will lose") else msgbox("you can change yourself") end if

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      Hi Guys.I have a table in database Access with a Font(example:VN-Times).I want to bring all struct and data from Access to Sql with Font default in SQL(Unicode).Please help me how to do :-O

      if you cound not try then msgbox("you will lose") else msgbox("you can change yourself") end if

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      Ashfield
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      Databases don't store fonts. You either have char/varchar (standard ascii characters) or nchar/nvarchar which is unicode.

      Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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        Databases don't store fonts. You either have char/varchar (standard ascii characters) or nchar/nvarchar which is unicode.

        Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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        It sounds like he is storing font characteristics for some control in his database. If that is the case, what's so hard about replicating Access fields into SQL, doing the proper conversions of the field types?

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