Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 06/30/05 00:23

Kavitha (kavithareddykr@gmail.com) writes:
> Thanks for the response. Here is some more information. I am using
> utf-16 encoding and so when i store a "latin small letter o with
> acute", it gets stored as "ó" which looks like a capital letter A
> with tilde and a superscript 3.

Apparently, you are using UTF-8 somewhere, and you end up with UTF-8
in a database that works with UTF-16.

Also see my reply to dBlue. (And if you are the same person, please
stick to one alias, and one thread.)



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