SQL Server nvarchar and JDBC

Question

Hi to all,
My DBMS is SQL Server2000 and i created a table which has two columns. Two of them were defined as varchar, but when i wrote Turkish character, these characters automaticly were converted to the different characters. Because varchar does not support Unicode. So, I had to use nvarchar, but if i used nvarchar how can I match nvarchar values to the java.sql.Types. There is no matching values for SQL Server nvarchar type. So, that is my question, how can i write Turkish character to the SQL Server via application which uses JDBC API to connect to the SQL Server.
Regards
Bulent

Answer 1

Hi I am curious to see how you established a JDBC connection using Java to SQL Server 2000.
Can you provide some code as an example for me?
I am having problems just establishing a connection. I downloaded the JDBC driver from MS site and installed it.
Here is some code I got:
Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://DEV01:1433;DatabaseName=NG_RFQ;SelectMethod=cursor", "jla", "jla");
               Statement stmt = con.createStatement();
               ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM Customer");
               if(rs.next()){
                    customerName = rs.getString("CustomerName");
                    buyerName = rs.getString("BuyerName");
               con.close();
Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? Do I need to create a new DSN or something? I have no idea.
Please advise.
Thanks!!!