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Re: ADO + unicode

#1718
From: Troy Wolbrink
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 13:00
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Hi Christoffer,

Check out TTntADODataSetLX, available from here:
http://tnt.ccci.org/delphi_lx_controls/

This component has good Unicode support for ADO, including memo fields
and lookups/locates.

--Troy



"Christoffer Christoffersen" <christoffer.christoffersen@lxg.com> wrote in message news:<407ea8cb@newsgroups.borland.com>...
> The field I am trying to read is a "Memofield", and that does not work at
> all cyrillic characters show up like questionmarks.
> Shall I convert the string I read or?
> //C
>
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