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_bstr_t in a multilanguage enviroment.

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TheMillionDollarMan

TheMillionDollarMan

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Jun 10, 2002
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Hi,

I am using:
ADO MDAC 2.7
Oracle Call interface for Oracle 8.1.6
On windows NT 4.0
VB 6.0

I make two calls to the database using
ADO then OCI
ADO returns Japanese characters ok
OCI doesn't returns Japanese characters ok

OCI then ADO
OCI returns Japanese characters ok
ADO doesn't returns Japanese characters ok

1. Is the problem is caused by the _bstr_t converting the data?

I don't have this problem when I use extacly the same methods on Windows 2000 which suggests to me that there is definetly something wrong with the unicode conversion part of these methods.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
 
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