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  • in reply to: Is It Possible to Detect Server Side Encoding? #16713
    laurince
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    Hi all,

    Thanks to shardow for the tip! Now I can read and write Chinese into MySQL DB properly

    through SQLyog! but, only specify character_set_connection is not enough, also

    character_set_results and character_set_client need be set to the same value, and the

    same to the system locale.

    for MySQL v4.1.8, the three can be combined into one, just set names ${platform_charset}

    then everything is OK! (don't know about other db servers).

    so I think in later version of SQLyog, it can call set names xxx when establishing a connection

    and xxx defaults to system locale, anyway, it should be customizable.

    thanks to all.

    Regards

    in reply to: character_set_client #16592
    laurince
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    Ritesh wrote on Nov 25 2004, 01:46 PM:
    It is because we are now using a new client library.

    We are working on this issue and plan to fix it in 4.1.

    Expecting for that!

    My server & encoding are mysql-win32-5.0.2-alpha, utf-8,

    Chinese characters (sure stored properly) are displayed as “???” in the client,

    I suggest that the connection has a property charset_client/…

    which is customizable to specify our own encoding.

    Regards

    Roger

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