select Name from Customer Basic Information where Name = 'Kanji'
If so, the result is zero.
On the AZURE SQL management site
select Name from Customer Basic Information where Name = N 'Kanji'
If you add N before the kanji as shown in , the result will be returned.
Access queries result in syntax errors.
In the same query on the Access side
select Name from Customer Basic Information where Name = strconv('Kanji',64);
However, the result is zero.
If you know how to search for kanji data in the query on Access side, please let me know.
I look forward to your kind cooperation.
I don't know how I connected with Access, but I could get it from ODBC data source as long as I ran a query through the link table.
I don't know if it will be helpful, but I will write down the details.
Change the default database to:
but keep it normal Create with the following sql on Azure Management Portal
create table customer base information (id int primary key, name nvarchar(32))
Details are as follows
select Name
FROM dbo_Customer Basic Information
where name = 'Kanji'
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