Re: MySQL ODBC 8.0 Unicode Driver and utf8 - solved
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Phil Loats
Date: August 17, 2021 06:06AM
>Can you try adding CHARSET=utf8mb4 to your connection string?
>By default the driver uses utf8, which is max length 3 bytes instead of 4 in utf8mb4.
Thank you for your reply. Solved!
Only changing the the CHARSET=utf8mb4 in the odbc.ini for the connection resolves the problem.
It doesn't completely make sense to me if the default is utf8 (instead of utf8mb4). The multi-byte characters in my string, \xC5\xA0 and \xC4\x8D, are only 2-bytes. Maybe something in my config is defaulting to latin1? I was guessing this was a setup problem as it is unlikely all muli-byte utf8 being broken wouldn't have been noticed. Many thanks again!
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