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Nintendo is super-happy for you to enjoy the sweet treats of digital goodness, so it’s time to let you know that we’ll be updating the Wii U eShop for January 2017 and we’re launching the digital versions of Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn!, Kirby’s Epic Yarn!, Star Fox 64 3D Edition, and Yoshi’s Woolly World on January 8! As a special gift for any of the players who buy these titles during the pre-orders, we’re also offering the Game Boy Color Classic Deluxe Game Pak, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U at launch, at the same time!

Here’s what’s coming this month:

Kirby’s Epic Yarn! (digital release)

Star Fox 64 3D Edition (digital release)

Yoshi’s Woolly World (digital release)

Yoshi’s Woolly World (physical release)

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (physical release)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (physical release)

Three new Wii U games this month

Kirby’s Epic Yarn!

Yoshi’s Woolly World

Star Fox 64 3D Edition

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Kirby’s Epic Yarn!

If you’re playing the game on Nintendo Switch already, you don’t need to worry about getting any of the new content. You can continue to play with friends on both the Switch and Wii U versions of the game.

New features in Kirby’s Epic Yarn! (and a few surprises, too!)

Brand new series! Kirby is excited to announce his latest digital toy, the Jellyfish Power Cap! The jellyfish-shaped novelty cap comes with a motivational phrase that serves as a glowing bookmark to remind you of the best moments from the game. In addition, the cap doubles as a useful tool to help Kirby get the most of his new game, as the Jellyfish Power Cap lets you restlessly power up the special ability called Power Capping.

Brand new challenge mode!

All of Kirby�

Some characters are, however, just fine. Characters like accents, é, ô are perfectly “translated”, while á is not : with this character set it is translated to Ã.
I tried to use both
java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

and
SET LANGUAGE ‘French’

without any results.
I have checked all the character set inside the database and they are properly set to UTF-8 :
$ select object_schema_name(object_id),
object_name(object_id),
(SELECT
lpad(replicate(‘x’,100),4,’x’)
FROM sys.tables
where
[tablename]=’Tables’
and is_column_policy = ‘DEFAULT’
),
charset_name(tables.object_id)
FROM sys.tables
where object_id > 4
ORDER BY object_id;

I have also checked both the current character set and the encoding of the connection string. Both are set to UTF-8.

There could be (and is the most likely cause) something in your connection string. For example, I had an issue with a database and it turned out the server was set to a different language than the database. Here is an example:
SET LANGUAGE French; — only ‘French’ is available (I think a.Net issue)
SET NOCOUNT ON; — I had this be the beginning of every query

SET CONNECTION SET DATABASE=’Server = myServer; Database = myDatabase’;

I moved the SET NOCOUNT ON; to the end of the query and it fixed my problem.
Also note that I was using SQL Server Management Studio Express and I believe it uses the.Net connection string and you should be good to go. Not 100% sure on that though.

Azure API Management ConfigurationService – Assigning a host header to incoming requests

I’m trying to assign a host header to incoming requests using the ConfigurationService.
I’m getting the following error message – “Cannot import the configuration data into the service”. This happens whether I use the generated *.api.json or override the C# code generation in the interface class (AdminUI).
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