Could SQL Server Express store international characters, such as Tradtional Chinese Please give the instructions in greater details.
International Characters
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SQL Server can store any characters present in the unicode schema. Simply use the unicode types to store those data. So in the example for VARCHAR use NVARCHAR to store unicode data. More information can be found in the BOL, simply search for either UNICODE or the datatype which are accessible in SQL Server.
HTH, jens Suessmeyer.
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