You can get current database name using In Built SQL function "DB_NAME()".
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You can get current database name using In Built SQL function "DB_NAME()".
Are you having a problem of store Unicode data in database table and it will display "??????" ? Here are solution for that. SQL Server supports Unicode data in nchar, nvarchar and ntext datatypes. If you are inserting unicode data as regular data at that time sql does not store unicode characters it store "??????" (Question marks) in also display this "??????"