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    i need to save my table data containing unicode in a file format and for future i need to import that file so the data should not be lost Kp

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      i need to save my table data containing unicode in a file format and for future i need to import that file so the data should not be lost Kp

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      You want to backup a table in Sql Server 2008?

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        i need to save my table data containing unicode in a file format and for future i need to import that file so the data should not be lost Kp

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        Sounds like a good idea.

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          You want to backup a table in Sql Server 2008?

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          actually the problem is that my project manager has asked me to do a project of merging different databases in sql server 2008 these databases are on oracle, my sql and sql server now the problem is that the database have a column of unicode data

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            actually the problem is that my project manager has asked me to do a project of merging different databases in sql server 2008 these databases are on oracle, my sql and sql server now the problem is that the database have a column of unicode data

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            Kapilkp wrote:

            actually the problem is that my project manager has asked me to do a project of merging different databases in sql server 2008

            Ah, that explains the previous question a bit better :)

            Kapilkp wrote:

            these databases are on oracle, my sql and sql server now the problem is that the database have   a column of unicode data

            Create a linked server to MySql and Oracle. Why would unicode be a problem?

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              actually the problem is that my project manager has asked me to do a project of merging different databases in sql server 2008 these databases are on oracle, my sql and sql server now the problem is that the database have a column of unicode data

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              Kapilkp wrote:

              a column of unicode data

              Then put it in an NVARCHAR field. N for Unicode.

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