Hiya! We have a problem here implementing i18n support for our webshop. That is, right now, things 'work' in that we have a MySQL database with all our products in it, including some product names in Russian. (Cyrillic, UTF-8 fields.) However, on the MySQL side, those database fields are currently set as 'latin1'. That is, the multi-byte UTF-8 chars are stored in a text field made for single-byte chars. So far it works. Now we're trying to go UTF-8 on the database side. That is, one of the tables (system.locale, for translations) has a 'rus' row where text is stored as utf-8. Connecting to the table from the command line with a terminal that supports utf-8 yields the following two situations: 1) after 'set names utf8', the fields are returned as readable utf-8 characters. 2) without setting names or with setting 'set names latin1', the fields are returned as question marks. The question therefore is: how can we tell interchange to treat the system.locale.rus field as utf-8 multi-byte text? I mean, something like 'set names utf8' or 'set character set utf8' before a query should suffice. How to tell interchange to insert that before a query on system.locale? Elver _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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