re: Japanese in MySQL

2004-01-08 Thread Jeremy March
MySQL doesn't support unicode until version 4.1.0. If this isn't a production server I suggest you upgrade to MySQL 4.1.1. Its still in the ALPHA stage but it is pretty stable. I use it every day and I don't have any problems with it. Good luck, Jeremy ___

re: Japanese in MySQL

2004-01-05 Thread Jeremy March
MySQL doesn't support unicode until version 4.1.0. If this isn't a production server I suggest you upgrade to MySQL 4.1.1. Its still in the ALPHA stage but it is pretty stable. I use it every day and I don't have any problems with it. Good luck, Jeremy ___

re: Japanese in MySQL

2004-01-03 Thread Keitaro
Hi, thank you for your answere. > Is the client application using a unicode font that > supports the characters > you're using? Most fonts only support a subset of > unicode characters. > Are you using MySQL 4.1.1? The failure is not in the client, but the mysql server cannot store the charact

re: Japanese in MySQL

2004-01-03 Thread Jeremy March
I don't know what's wrong from your description, but here are some things to watch out for: Are BOTH the client and server using utf8? Is the client application using a unicode font that supports the characters you're using? Most fonts only support a subset of unicode characters. Are you usin

Japanese in MySQL

2004-01-03 Thread Keitaro
Hi, I am developing a vocabulary trainer. The languages I want to support are German and Japanese. When I try to store Japanese characters in my mysql database, I do not get the correct characters. The entry of the field is "???" instead of the Japanese character. I tried to store the charact