I guess we're both right in some way :-)
Here's the official documentation: http://www.sqlite.org/version3.html
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2011/4/4 lbendlin
> It doesn't actually matter how you store it as under the hood SQLite stores
> everything as string. You can dso dirty type conversion tricks when reading.
>
>
It does not store everything as a string. There are native types for
integer, real and BLOB, in addition to text.
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It doesn't actually matter how you store it as under the hood SQLite stores
everything as string. You can dso dirty type conversion tricks when reading.
>From my experience SQLite uses ANSI strings though so in order to read your
Unicode data back you actually have to use byte arrays for readin
Sqlite on Android is definitely Unicode aware and safe. Make sure you store
and retrieve your data as Java String objects (not byte arrays).
04.04.2011 14:00 пользователь "thavorac chun"
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> Hi everyone,
> I'm working with sqlite right now and at this this moment i found a
> problem related
Hi everyone,
I'm working with sqlite right now and at this this moment i found a
problem related to reading data from sqlite that i can not solve it.
For example i have a french word " Hôtel " that have been insearted to
database and after reading it to represent in device, it turn to " HÃÂ
´tel "
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