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I found a solution.
SQL Server uses UCS-2 encoding, but Informix Database Server - UTF-8.
And I tried different ODBC and OLEDB drivers and they didn't converted
from one encoding to another.
But, I am lucky :), I found a solution. I am using CLR possibilities
of SQL2005 and created a function that converts data from one encoding
to another (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms160893.aspx).
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