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Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit

Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit characters, your entire system is already 'paying the price', so weird to get frugal here.

simonask 7mo ago
My comment contains two glyphs that are not in CP1252.

Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree  Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit

Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree  Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit

Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit

Just to be pedantic, those characters are in 'ANSI'/CP1252 and would be fine in a varchar on many systems. Not that I disagree Win32/C#/Java/etc have 16-bit