what is difference between nchar and char in Sql server ?
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Answer Posted / ruchika mathur
N stands for national character and it is meant for Unicode
data.Using Unicode data types,a column can store the data
defined by Unicode standard. that's why nchar supports
Unicode character whereas char does not.
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