Re: MySql+UTF8 woes
This _could_ be an issue with the client using latin1 encoding instead of utf-8 ...
Have you tried a "SET NAMES" call prior to your data insertion?
If this solves the issue and you are using mySQL 5.x you can use init_connect calls to force UTF-8 compliance of all client connections.
A write up is available here on my blog:
http://www.saiweb.co.uk/mysql/mysql-forcing-utf-8-compliance-for-all-connections
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Re: MySql+UTF8 woes
November 17, 2008 05:16AM
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