Month: November 2019

How Many Bytes Per Character in SQL Server: a Completely Complete Guide

November 22nd, 2019January 8th, 2020 Solomon Rutzky7 Comments

A Completely Complete Guide to how many bytes are used to represent characters in the T-SQL string datatypes

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Posted in Collation, ProgrammingTagged Collation, Supplementary Characters, T-SQL, Unicode, UTF-8, XML

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