On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, culley harrelson wrote:
> It is one of the extended characters in iso-8859-1. This data was taken
> from a text field in a SQL_ASCII database. Basically what I am trying to
> do is migrate data from a SQL_ASCII database to a UNICODE database by
> running all the data through
It is one of the extended characters in iso-8859-1. This data was taken
from a text field in a SQL_ASCII database. Basically what I am trying to
do is migrate data from a SQL_ASCII database to a UNICODE database by
running all the data through an external script that does something like:
select
On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, culley harrelson wrote:
> It seems to me that these values should be the same:
>
> select 'lydia eugenia treviño', convert('lydia eugenia treviño' using
> ascii_to_utf_8);
>
> but they seem to be different. What am I missing?
I don't think the marked n is a valid ascii chara
It seems to me that these values should be the same:
select 'lydia eugenia treviño', convert('lydia eugenia treviño' using
ascii_to_utf_8);
but they seem to be different. What am I missing?
culley
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