what really happens does it converts ascii to unicode

java understands unicode that is 2 byte encoding andoffice 97 doesn't understand unicode. then how data stored in access 97 (ascii 1 byte encoding) are correctly interpreted by java if i insert '\u0900' a '?' get inserted in to access table

can someone tell me.

[303 byte] By [parul_patidar] at [2007-9-26 2:36:50]

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# 1

I would expect that your String data would be converted to bytes using the default encoding on your system, exactly as if you had used "byte[] b = yourString.toBytes()". And since \u0900 is described as "Unassigned" in Unicode, it's most likely to be translated to '?'.

DrClap at 2007-6-29 10:05:13 >

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# 2

What is the solution of this problem, because I am having same problem with Excel 97.

ruchi_rcs at 2007-6-29 10:05:13 >

# 3

i have seen ur post reagrding chinese chars and posted a reply u tried that ?

parul_patidar at 2007-6-29 10:05:13 >

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