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ADO and Unicode
By David Nishimoto, published on 25 Aug 2002
Introduction
This article explains how to use Microsoft ADO to add and update unicode code points stored in an Oracle UTF8 database.
Overview:
- From Unicode.html the user enters a Unicode code point like ! and it's unicode value U0021 and presses submit.
- The data transaction occurs in submit_to_database.asp
- The data is retrieved using database_results.asp
Important concepts to know about Unicode
- The Unicode Standard specifies a numeric value and a name for each of its characters.
- Unicode encodes characters not glyphs (shapes of the character). Multiple glyphs can be assigned to a single character.
- Unicode is an industrial standard for character presentation.
- The Unicode Standard provides international exchange of data. Unicode can by stored in a UTF-8 database. UTF-8 is a common encoding schema for exchanging information in HTML and other character file structures.
- The Unicode Standard provides a standardized character-set, greater exchange of information, and reduction in development costs
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