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title Unicode Data and Server Code Pages
description Unicode Data and Server Code Pages
author VanMSFT
ms.author vanto
ms.date 03/14/2017
ms.prod sql
ms.prod_service database-engine
ms.topic reference
helpviewer_keywords
metadata [SQL Server], stored procedures
Unicode [SQL Server], extended stored procedures
extended stored procedures [SQL Server], metadata
ms.assetid 52310260-a892-4b27-ad2e-bf164b98ee80

Unicode Data and Server Code Pages

[!INCLUDE SQL Server]

Important

[!INCLUDEssNoteDepFutureAvoid] Use CLR Integration instead.

The Extended Stored Procedure API is enabled for Unicode data; however, it is not enabled for Unicode metadata. The #define Unicode directive does not have any effect on the Extended Stored Procedure API.

All metadata returned by, or provided to the Extended Stored Procedure API by your extended stored procedure application is assumed to be in the multibyte code page of the server. The default code page of an Extended Stored Procedure API server application is the ANSI code page of the computer on which the application is running, which can be obtained by calling srv_pfield with the field parameter set to SRV_SPROC_CODEPAGE.

If your Extended Stored Procedure API application is Unicode-enabled, you must convert your Unicode metadata column names, error messages, and so on, to multibyte data before passing this data to the Extended Stored Procedure API.

Example

The following extended stored procedure provides an example of the Unicode conversions discussed. Note that:

  • Column data is passed as Unicode data to srv_describe because the column is described to be SRVNVARCHAR.

  • Column name metadata is passed to srv_describe as multibyte data.

    The extended stored procedure calls srv_pfield with the field parameter set to SRV_SPROC_CODEPAGE to obtain the multibyte code page of [!INCLUDEmsCoName] [!INCLUDEssNoVersion].

  • Error messages are passed to srv_sendmsg as multibyte data.

    __declspec(dllexport) RETCODE proc1 (SRV_PROC *srvproc)  
{  
    #define MAX_COL_NAME_LEN 25  
    #define MAX_COL_DATA_LEN 50  
    #define MAX_ERR_MSG_LEN 250  
    #define MAX_SERVER_ERROR 20000  
    #define XP_ERROR_NUMBER MAX_SERVER_ERROR+1  

    int retval;  
    UINT serverCodePage;  
    CHAR *szServerCodePage;  

    WCHAR unicodeColumnName[MAX_COL_NAME_LEN];  
    CHAR multibyteColumnName[MAX_COL_NAME_LEN];  

    WCHAR unicodeColumnData[MAX_COL_DATA_LEN];  

    WCHAR unicodeErrorMessage[MAX_ERR_MSG_LEN];  
    CHAR  multibyteErrorMessage[MAX_ERR_MSG_LEN];  

    lstrcpyW (unicodeColumnName, L"column1");  
    lstrcpyW (unicodeColumnData, L"column1 data");  
    lstrcpyW (unicodeErrorMessage, L"No Error!");  

    // Obtain server code page.  
    //  
    szServerCodePage = srv_pfield (srvproc, SRV_SPROC_CODEPAGE, NULL);      
    if (NULL != szServerCodePage)  
        serverCodePage = atol(szServerCodePage);  
    else   
    {   // Problem situation exists.  
        srv_senddone(srvproc, (SRV_DONE_ERROR | SRV_DONE_MORE), 0, 0);  
        return 1;  
    }  

    // Convert column name for Unicode to multibyte using the   
    // server code page.  
    //  
    retval = WideCharToMultiByte(    
        serverCodePage,                 // code page  
        0,                              // default  
        unicodeColumnName,              // wide-character string  
        -1,                             // string is null terminated  
        multibyteColumnName,            // address of buffer for new  
                                        //   string  
        sizeof (multibyteColumnName),   // size of buffer  
        NULL, NULL);  

    if (0 == retval)  
    {  
        lstrcpyW (unicodeErrorMessage, L"Conversion to multibyte  
        failed.");  
        goto Error;  
    }  

    retval = srv_describe (srvproc, 1, multibyteColumnName,  
    SRV_NULLTERM,   
      SRVNVARCHAR, MAX_COL_DATA_LEN*sizeof(WCHAR), // destination  
        SRVNVARCHAR, lstrlenW(unicodeColumnData)*sizeof(WCHAR),  
        unicodeColumnData); //source  
    if (FAIL == retval)  
    {  
        lstrcpyW (unicodeErrorMessage, L"srv_describe failed.");  
        goto Error;  
    }  

   retval = srv_sendrow(srvproc);  
    if (FAIL == retval)  
    {  
        lstrcpyW (unicodeErrorMessage, L"srv_sendrow failed.");  
        goto Error;  
    }  

    retval = srv_senddone (srvproc, SRV_DONE_MORE|SRV_DONE_COUNT, 0, 1);  
    if (FAIL == retval)  
    {  
        lstrcpyW (unicodeErrorMessage, L"srv_senddone failed.");  
        goto Error;  
    }  

    return 0;  
Error:  
    // convert error message from Unicode to multibyte.  
    retval = WideCharToMultiByte(    
        serverCodePage,                 // code page  
        0,                              // default  
        unicodeErrorMessage,            // wide-character string  
        -1,                             // string is null terminated  
        multibyteErrorMessage,          // address of buffer for new  
                                        //   string  
        sizeof (multibyteErrorMessage), // size of buffer  
        NULL, NULL);  

srv_sendmsg(srvproc, SRV_MSG_ERROR, XP_ERROR_NUMBER, SRV_INFO, 1,  
            NULL, 0, __LINE__,   
            multibyteErrorMessage,  
            SRV_NULLTERM);  

    srv_senddone(srvproc, (SRV_DONE_ERROR | SRV_DONE_MORE), 0, 0);  

    return 1;  
}

See Also

srv_wsendmsg (Extended Stored Procedure API)