My friend and fellow MVP Andy Leonard (blog | twitter) has started an interesting project called SQL People. He’s interviewing people in the SQL Server community about their history, how they got into SQL Server, etc. My interview went online recently, you can read it at:
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I’m a SQL People
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April 12, 2011 at 5:20 am
I need info on how to store Arabic in Sql Server CE 2.0 on window mobile 4.20. SQLServer supports Arabic if the device supports that locale. The device does not support Arabic locale. So my question is that whether installing Arabic font will solve the problem or there is some kind of alternative to this problem. Can you help me out. Thanks in advance
May 17, 2011 at 10:57 am
ye ho hee nai sakta, sorry