utf8 characters

Original: http://my.oschina.net/leejun2005/blog/343353Catalogue [-] 1. Problem: MySQL encountered some Chinese insert exception 2, Reason: This UTF8 non-UTF8 3. Solutions 3.1 Upgrading the MySQL version and upgrading the UTF8

1. Problem: MySQL encountered some Chinese Insert Exception recently, some students have feedback on such a problem: The above statement will hang when the load is in the script, the Web front end, the command line operation is either thrown

Since MySQL supports Unicode, UTF8 is also considered for our web programs to keep pace with the times. In fact, UTF8 has been used for several years, and the program can basically run, there is no big problem, but when data is swapped, it is always

Since MySQL supports Unicode, to keep pace with the times, our webProgramWe also started to consider using utf8. In fact, utf8 has been used for several years, and the program can basically run, there is no big problem, but when data is swapped, it

/** *  filter for 3 bytes inside utf8 *  @param   $str  *  @return  string */function  FilterUtf8 ($STR) {    /*utf8  encoding table:     * unicode symbol range             | utf-8 Encoding Method     *  u0000 0000 - u0000 007f   | 0xxxxxxx    *  u00

function FilterUtf8 ($STR) {/*UTF8 encoded table: * Unicode symbol Range | UTF-8 Encoding method * u0000 0000-u0000 007F | 0XXXXXXX * u0000 0080-u0000 07FF | 110xxxxx 10xxxxxx * u0000 0800-u0000 FFFF | 1110xxxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx * */$re = ';

Modify the character set encoding of MySQL5.6 in Linux to UTF8 (to solve Chinese garbled characters) bitsCN.com Modify the character set encoding of MySQL5.6 in Linux to UTF8 (to solve Chinese garbled characters) 1. log on to MySQL and use show

It is important for MySql to modify the database encoding to UTF8 to avoid gibberish. bitsCN. commysql to specify the encoding when creating the database. many developers use the default encoding, which is difficult to prevent. Coding databases can

The MySQL database is an open-source database that is widely used. The following is a procedure for modifying the character encoding of a MySQL database. Step 1: View the current character encoding method mysql> show variables like ' character% '; +-

Since MySQL supports Unicode, our web programs are starting to think about using UTF8 to keep up with the times. In fact, UTF8 also used for several years, the basic program can run, no big problem, but the data switching, always encounter