Chinise, Japanise, Korean character not on PDF

My report has Chinise, Japanise, and Korean characters and they look fine on
the SQL report services viewer, but when we export to PDF, the unicode
character are replaced by question marks "'". We are using the latest sp
of SQL report services. Any ideas?Hi
Did you get your chinese characters from the database? I stored mine in the
database in utf-8 format, but when displayed in report designer and report
server, the chinese characters do not appear, instead it shows exactly the
utf-8 string eg "&4fd;". Seems the "&" character is being replaced by "&",
what some people call escape sequence
"wheresaldo" wrote:
> My report has Chinise, Japanise, and Korean characters and they look fine on
> the SQL report services viewer, but when we export to PDF, the unicode
> character are replaced by question marks "'". We are using the latest sp
> of SQL report services. Any ideas?|||Well, for my testing onlyh I didn't store the chinese character on the
database, I just copy/paste chinese in the report editor. The chinese
character look great on the report viewer, but when I export to PDF, I just
get question marks instead, '.
If we decide to use the SQL report services, the chinese will be stored on a
database, so if you find a solution to your problem, please share it with me,
Than you,
"Chiara" wrote:
> Hi
> Did you get your chinese characters from the database? I stored mine in the
> database in utf-8 format, but when displayed in report designer and report
> server, the chinese characters do not appear, instead it shows exactly the
> utf-8 string eg "&4fd;". Seems the "&" character is being replaced by "&",
> what some people call escape sequence
> "wheresaldo" wrote:
> > My report has Chinise, Japanise, and Korean characters and they look fine on
> > the SQL report services viewer, but when we export to PDF, the unicode
> > character are replaced by question marks "'". We are using the latest sp
> > of SQL report services. Any ideas?