uences but
maybe you can further investigate.
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*Freelance Software Analyst and Developer, Milan Area, Italy*
*Lecturer of Information Systems, Catholic University of Piacenza, Italy*
*Researcher in Music Recommender Systems*
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>> 2) How to handle the fact that the data I receive from the database
>> can be stored using any possible charset? Do I need iconv functions
>> and convert everything in utf-8? And then convert it back in the
>> original charset when I have to write to the DB?
>
> I'd be interested to hear other's
Hi all,
I need to distribute an application that potentially can be used with
many different DBMSs (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL
Server). The charset used in the databases can be ANY.
I would like to always output UTF-8 text when possible and my
questions are about the current
Hi all,
I need to distribute an application that potentially can be used with
many different DBMSs (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL
Server). The charset used in the databases can be ANY.
I would like to always output UTF-8 text when possible and my
questions are about the current
Hi all,
I need to distribute an application that potentially can be used with
many different DBMSs (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL
Server). The charset used in the databases can be ANY.
I would like to always output UTF-8 text when possible and my
questions are about the current
2012/5/2 Hans Zaunere :
> If you've inherited an application that does this, then it could be painful.
Yes, that's the point :)
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Eugenio Tacchini
dadabik.org DaDaBIK database front-end
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ents is already escaped and your problem is to
> un-escape, try to understand how is escaped, then str_replace or
> preg_replace will do the job!
Yes, that's one point, it's not always clear what the escape functions
did (unless you don't want to look inside the PHP source code)
2012/5/2 Rob Marscher :
>
> On May 2, 2012, at 1:08 PM, Eugenio Tacchini wrote:
>> Now, I'm wondering if the DB specific escape functions really give
>> additional values respect to addslashes.
>
> Chris Shiflett's article from 2006 had the best argument I&#
to make them
easier to read in log files."
it seems that, if we are talking about queris execution, just \ and '
needs to be escaped.
What do you think about?
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Eugenio Tacchini
dadabik.org DaDaBIK database front-end
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rk if you switch
from addslashes to something like adodb->qstr.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
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dadabik.org DaDaBIK database front-end
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