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Re: incorrectly decrypted data -different default non-unicode languages by Leonid

Leonid
Thu Jun 30 09:21:33 CDT 2005

You must store encrypted data in the fields of type Character(binary). They
are not CodePage depended

Leonid

"Miria" <mukas@soka.com> wrote in message
news:uH544HXfFHA.3960@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> hi,
> i'm encrypting data (fields in dbf) in PC # 1, where default non-unicode
> language is set for example "xxx". when im decrypting the same data on
> the same PC, everything OK.
> But when im trying to decrypt it on PC #2 (default non-unicode language is
> "YYY", not "xxx"), data is beeing decrypted incorrectly... how awoid
> this?
>
> thanks..
>