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vowel mutation

vowel mutation

2005-02-08       - By Michael G. Zinner

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Hi Raphael,

I would ask you to update to MySQL Server 4.1.9 since a charset issue
has been fixed in that release.

QB always uses UTF8 internally, so you do not have to select a charset
manually. But that means that you have to take care that all your tables
do use the correct charset and collation. You can adjust this in the
table editor on the second tab sheet. And, you can also set an
individual charset for each column of a table.

I hope this helps,
Mike

Raphael Matthias Krug wrote:
> Hi,
>
> if I insert text with special german letters like ? or ? via qb into my
> database, they are not correctly stored. The text looks like frxcvulein
> instead of fr?ulein for exampel. When inserting the text with
> phpmyadmin, it remains correctly spelled.
>
> As I have not found any option for the charset, I do not know how to
> handle this problem.
>
> In use is QB 1.1.5 and mysql-db 4.1.8.
>
> Thanks
>
> Raphael
>

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