If I understand what you mean by 'ansi', UTF8 is a superset of it. So
just go ahead and use the UTF8 interface with your strings as they are,
things will probably work fine.

--- hubdog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Now I  want to use store and read utf string in sqlite3.
> Now , I need encode my text in utf8 and pass them as insert sql to a 
> utf8 encoding sqlite database and
> then I query the database to get the string inserted previously and 
> manully decode the string from utf8 to ansi to display them.
> Now it looks like the encoding and decoding work all done by myself. So 
> I confused that what is meaning with
> the utf8 encoding sqlite database, what is role of sqlite database in 
> processing the utf string?
> 



                
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