On Thursday 14 March 2002 10:41, Graham Leggett wrote:
> When the code returns the data (using standard SQL select statements)
> the accented characters are replaced with a "?" character.
I've found that if you create the database with UNICODE encoding, JDBC 'just
works' with respect to accented chars - I presume this is thanks to Java
natively using UTF-8 for strings!
I've not tried this with any characters beyond the range of Latin1, though.
ABS
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