Hello ,
we use sql-server 7.0 with navision client 2.60a . Now we want to
upgrade to sql server 2000. The upgrade process works fine but when
I try to connect to the sql 2000 server with navision client it tells
me that my oem or ansi charset is not matching the 0 charset on the
server. I have only few options on navision client and it doesn´t fix
my problems changing the settings.
Is there someone with an idea ?
Thanx
Peter
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