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MSSQL Driver with auto-prepended "N" for correct unicode storage of SQL literal strings.
Copyright: | 2000-2013 John Lim |
Copyright: | 2014 Damien Regad, Mark Newnham and the ADOdb community |
License: | BSD-3-Clause |
License: | LGPL-2.1-or-later |
File Size: | 226 lines (8 kb) |
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Class: ADODB_mssql_n - X-Ref
_query($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
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_appendN($inboundData) X-Ref |
This function will intercept all the literals used in the SQL, prepending the "N" char to them in order to allow mssql to store properly data sent in the correct UCS-2 encoding (by freeTDS and ODBTP) keeping SQL compatibility at ADOdb level (instead of hacking every project to add the "N" notation when working against MSSQL. The original note indicated that this hack should only be used if ALL the char-based columns in your DB are of type nchar, nvarchar and ntext, but testing seems to indicate that SQL server doesn't seem to care if the statement is used against char etc fields. param: mixed $inboundData Either a string containing an SQL statement return: mixed |
Class: ADORecordset_mssql_n - X-Ref