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Multi-language support questiona SQL Server 2000 database. Our application is currently English only and we are making the conversion to support multiple languages. The text in the application is read in from a table so translating the text itself won't be a big deal programmatically. The text is loaded at log in and we can just autoswitch to the appropriate data based upon who the user is. My concerns are with different character sets, how the different languages impact the OS (how we set the character set in the OS automatically), does ADO have any issues with using multiple languages, etc. This is new to us. Any direction on some good white papers or other on-line resources to guide us through this process? Thanks much. Eric
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;198846
Tom Show quote "Eric Margheim" <NOSPAM***eric@prism-grp.com***NOSPAM> wrote in message news:OCwJsxN$FHA.3392@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > We have an MFC application that uses ADO, ATL components to communicate > with a SQL Server 2000 database. > > Our application is currently English only and we are making the conversion > to support multiple languages. The text in the application is read in > from a table so translating the text itself won't be a big deal > programmatically. The text is loaded at log in and we can just autoswitch > to the appropriate data based upon who the user is. My concerns are > with different character sets, how the different languages impact the OS > (how we set the character set in the OS automatically), does ADO have any > issues with using multiple languages, etc. > > This is new to us. > > Any direction on some good white papers or other on-line resources to > guide us through this process? > > Thanks much. > > Eric > |
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