On 3/26/08, Karen Tracey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > you have told MySQL that the data is utf8-encoded. I believe there is a way > (described in the MySQL doc page I cited above) to globally change your > MySQL config so it will expect/supply utf8 instead of latin1, so you might > want to look into that.
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