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Aidan Jeffery
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If you had a code page issue I suspect that you have some non-ASCII data in the database, and one or more characters are not correctly encoded in utf-8. Setting the database code page to undefined does not solve the problem, it disables character conversions for data that is written to or read from the database. If you have clients running with code pages other than utf-8 writing non-ASCII characters to the database, you already have more character corruptions that will be difficult to fix. Even if all clients are using utf-8, setting the database to code page undefined is highly undesirable. I would urge you to contact technical support to help you correctly resolve the original data corruption issue and to reset your database to utf-8 as soon as possible.
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