We have a customer who has russian and swedish data in the same database (two different companies). Now the customer wants to integrate NAV 4.0 with a second system. Both companies should be integrated with the new system using XML.
Data should be sent on a regular basis using one application server. The problem is that data is stored in two different codepages. From what I have read NAV does not support unicode and it does not matter that I can export using UTF-8, the result will be different if the NAS uses Swedish/Russian codepage.
Does anyone have any tip on how to make this integration? I can think of two alternatives only:
1. Two application server, one for russia and one for sweden. All files are separated.
2. Make some kind .NET extension which transforms the russian characters.
Are there any other solutions to this problem?
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If it is you will probably require 2 NAS instances as each instance is tied to a company.
Is the data in the 2 companies completely seperate or are you using any of the inter-company features of 4.0 to roll up the data to a master company. If so you could just use the master company to export all data.
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Are you using citrix or rdp? and do you have separate rdp for each company?
What is the codepage on the sql server?
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but it is interesting to know what is the codepage on the sql server?
as far as i know russians use extended ASCII - for russian characters they use codes over 127 (with 8th bit set to 1). If this is a case i believe both sweden and russian characters can sit in one codepage
The environment looks like this:
1. Swedish database server (native) with two different companies, one swedish company and one russian company in the same (swedish) database.
2. Swedish remote desktop server - swedish users connect from here
3. Russian remote desktop server - russian users connect from here
I'm sure other people would find it very useful.
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XML file (english codepage):
C# Extension: