| Guillaume Smet I disagree with the conclusion about DB2... their documentation clearly says they support N* types assuming the database is created as a "unicode database" (whatever that means practically). Just because their driver does not is not the same thing. Chris Cranford I am curious if you could try defining the schema using NVARCHAR, e.g., but to treat it using the VARCHAR descriptor at runtime for binding (call #setString rather than #setNString), etc . I cannot remember if the sql type remapping happens for schema export as well... Guillaume Smet The data type to use on the database (which is what the link you sent talks about) is just one part of the equation as hinted above here. The other part is which JDBC methods should be called. Assuming a column is this UNITEXT type do we read it using #getString? #getNString? #getClob? #getNClob? #getCharacterStream? ...? |
