So how can I do that? I've already tried SET CHARACTER SET and it
didn't work since someone said its not available in MySQL 4.0.
You can store UTF-8 in any database in the world. UTF-8 is
compatible with any application capable of dealing with
null-terminated strings of 8-bit characters. That's why it's
possible in the Unix/C world, which was designed with
null-terminated strings of 8-bit characters in mind.
What UTF-8 support gets you is the ability for the database server
to do things like Unicode-aware collations and such.
But the lack of this feature doesn't prevent you from simply _storing_ UTF-8.
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