Hebrew encoding in sql server2005

问题

i try this code in sql server 2005

declare @userName nvarchar(50)
set @userName='איש2'    
print @userName

but i get this

???2

what is the cause?

it look like it replace the Hebrew char to "?"

10x

回答1:

Use the N prefix so the string literal is interpreted as unicode not char under the code page of whatever your database's default collation is

declare @userName nvarchar(50)
set @userName=N'איש2'    
print @userName

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3438483/hebrew-encoding-in-sql-server2005