How to save Unicode in SQL Server 2005

Hi All,

I am using Infopath 2007 and wants to save data to sql server 2005 using web service. can some one give me idea/steps/article related to my req.

thanks in Advance

i would like to ask what the difference between sql server 2000 and 2005 

I dont have the SQL EXPRESS installed instead I have SQL Standard Edition.

 I have two SQL Server instances installed.

 1- UserLT (this is sql 2000)
2- UserLT\SQL2005 (this is SQL 2005 named instance)

But when i try to add a database to my VS website project I get the following error:

Connection to SQL Server files (*.mdf) require SQL server express 2005 to function properly. please verify the installation of the component or download from the URL: go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkId=4925

I went in Tools>Opetions>DataBase tools>Data Connection>Sql Server Instance Name (blank for default)

and changed the "SQLEXPRESS" to "USERLT\SQL2005".

But I still get the same error message. Any ideas how i can resolve this issue?

sql serve 2005 enterprise edition is required to work with microsoft enterprise blocks

Hi,
 I am using a IIS 7.5 on Windows 7. I have a simple application that uses System.Net.WebRequest to POST data to another URL (in fact, the server side URL is on my local computer and it is hosted in IIS 7.5).

  1.  The problem is the server does not save data from client although on the client side codes when I debug and I see the OK message return from the code line

   response.StatusDescription; // this has value of "OK"

2. How can I debug the server code side where to receive the request from client side who posts the data ?

The following is the codes for client who posts data using System.Net.WebRequest, and codes for server side who received posted data to save to database.

Client side codes: // also run on my local computer

public string PostIntegrationXml(XmlDocument xmlSubmitDoc)

        {

    &nbs

Hi All,
i use the Ajax Control Toolkit HTMLEditor in VS 2008 web-project and save the formated text/content in Sql-Server 2005 - it works fine!

Now, i want print the formated text in a Report, with CrystalReport...??? is this possible?

How do i handle the process? i thing, i see the forest based on all the trees not more...

Can anyone help me? how to do?

thx
 
frank
 

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