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If you insert string literals, be sure to mark Unicode strings with N'', such as

select N'سلام ۱۲۳۴‍‍‍'

Next, make sure whether the question marks are only a display problem in SSMS:

declare @t nvarchar(50) = N'سلام ۱۲۳۴‍‍‍'
select unicode(substring( @t, 1, 1))
select unicode(substring( @t, 2, 2))
select unicode(substring( @t, 3, 3))
select unicode(substring( @t, 4, 4))

returns the Unicode values for each character:

1587
1604
1575
1605

I remember that SSMS 2005 had problems displaying certain Unicode ranges in the results window.

于 2012-06-26T11:27:40.867 回答
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You Can Use Arabic_CI_AI collation and Solve this problem I hope that help you..

于 2012-11-22T08:07:12.700 回答