Is coldfusion 9 64/32 bit support microsoft access with unicode?
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Does coldfusion 9 64/32 bit support microsoft access with unicode. I can't seem to find microsoft access with unicode in cf9 drivers list.
Is there a workaround to get this work. I have been using coldfusion MX7 and unicode support was there in MX7 where as cf9 doesn't seems to have this feature.
Please help!
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where as cf9 doesn't seems to have this feature.
Yeah, it does:
So if you're not seeing that, it's a vagary of your system, rather than a vagary of CF. That's a bog-standard CF 9.0.1 developer-edition multi-server install on Windows Server 2003 (32-bit).
What sort of CF install, what exact patch level, and what OS are you running on?
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Adam
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Hello Adam,
Thank you for the information. I have all other drivers listed except microsoft access with unicode.
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Windows 2008 R2 enterprise is the OS installed in the server. Coldfusion version : 9,0,1,274733
Java VM Name Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
Coldfusion Edition : Enterprise
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I read that coldfusion 9 does provide unicode support only for 32 bit and not provided for 64 bit. Is it true? Is there a workaround for this.
Thanks,
Najeeb
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You could remove CF9 64bit and install CF9 32bit. If you are using IIS you might need to do something to that to change it over to 32bit support.
>I read that coldfusion 9 does provide unicode support only for 32 bit and not provided for 64 bit. Is it true? Is there a workaround for this.
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I read that coldfusion 9 does provide unicode support only for 32 bit and not provided for 64 bit. Is it true? Is there a workaround for this.
Well: this is perhaps not particularly helpful given your situation, but it's sound advice: don't use Access.
You should not be using a desktop DB in a server environment. Access is neither designed nor intended to be used as a server application.
Your options appear to be:
- Run 32-bit CF. This would a really crap thing to do to your CF install simply to accommodate a bad DB;
- Port your data away from Access. It should never have been there in the first place.
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Thanks Carl and Adam
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Ditto for Win 32bit CF9.0.1 + CHF2 32bit. On Win 64bit CF9.0.2 64bit do not have MS ACCESS with Unicode. I don't use that driver myself however here is a screen cut:
HTH, Carl.

