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I am using Castle ActiveRecord as my ORM. When I try to store unicode strings, I get question marks instead.
Saving unicode strings worked perfectly when I was using mysql, but when I recently switch to SQL Server it broke. How should I go about fixing this?
You’re most likely using the incorrect SQL Server data type.
varcharis meant for a plain-old character whilenvarcharis meant for Unicode characters. The same applies forchar&ncharandtextandntext.MSDN for SQL Server data type
MSDN for SQL Server Unicode data