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You could also url encode or html escape the string. But then of course you would need to reverse it when reading the data.




On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 7:46 PM, Vicki Wilson <VWilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

The saga with moving the database from SQL server to DB2 continues.

My C# code is upchucking on an update statement. One column has special
characters and I get a conversion error on the update. I tried to change
the column on DB2 to CCSID 65535 but I still get a conversion error -
different one this time.

Any thoughts? Can I do something fun with the SQL statement? Connection
String? This is a parameterized query using AddWithValue.
Regex or scanning the column every time seems like the least desirable
solution.

Thanks.
Vicki Wilson


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