>>I was asking if I should use nchar() vs. char() type, specifically. But I still would like to know a case of what value stored in the SQL Server tables char() type would cause a problem? and what kind of a problem?
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>Again I would repeat varbinary(). Not char or nchar.
>As I said before, your encryption result has non-printable characters.
Do I understand that varbinary() would have to be mapped to char(binary) type field in VFP?. And I am not sure that it would work with cursor adapter via ODBC. Doesn't it requires either OleDb driver or Chen's updated VFP?
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