Problems With "Bad Request (Invalid URL)" While Input Chinese Characters Into MS SQL
I had came across an error known as "Bad Request (Invalid URL)" when i was trying to input chinese characters into MS SQL database using my asp written page. For your info, I'm currently working on Windows Server 2003 and running IIS 6 on this server.
Hereby i enclosed my asp request method tat i'm using
<%
sCategory = request.querystring("txtCategory")
....
%>
the txtCategory textbox contains chinese characters, and after that I'll insert the sCategory string value into MS SQL database.
hwo to use ASP to handle chinese characters output? I have try two ways.store the string in a text file(unicode file) . store the string in an access database
The first method got an error:
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0239' Cannot process file UNICODE ASP files are not supported.
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So Please any help will be highly appreciated.
That’s the sample code which I am using if it helps: .....
