Alexander Farber wrote:
> Hello Alvaro,
>
> On 12/24/06, Alvaro Herrera <alvherre@commandprompt.com> wrote:
> >Alexander Farber wrote:
> >> I started to prepare a test case and realized I had a bug.
> >> So convert() works for me, sorry for my previous message!
> >
> >In any case, it's probably saner if you SET client_encoding at the start
> >of the session instead of using convert() everywhere. The
> >server_encoding should be correctly set to Win1251 though! (Using
> >SQL_ASCII, while not technically incorrect, is probably not doing you
> >any favor).
>
> thanks for your comment! I've dropped my db
> and recreated it with encoding set to WIN1251:
Well, what I was suggesting (not explicitely enough, now that I look)
was that you SET client_encoding to UTF8, and then use the query this
way:
> #define SQL_FETCH_USER \
> "select username, " \
> "user_avatar from phpbb_users where user_active = 1 " \
> "and user_id = $1 and user_password = $2 and user_id not in " \
> "(select ban_userid from phpbb_banlist where ban_userid is not null)"
Good to hear that it worked anyway.
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