I have found out what is the matter. In SQLite3 encoding works fine (I tried it by manually inserting values thrum SQlite browser - which exclude application error), but in older version of SQLite (which I used for my database by not knowing which version it is) it doesn't work.
Since I have read that only newer versions of php (5.1+) support sqlite3, and I still have php 4.3 on my web server, I will have to transer my db into mysql :( SQLite did the job, was simple to use, light, but only when it comes to Latin encodings. SQLite3 is one I shall use when I get php update on web server. Thanx for help anyway! -- Best regards, Vladimir Mincev _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
