I have a table cfr_person defined with many columns but two of interest (both using the default latin1_swedish_ci encoding):
NAME_LAST varchar(180)
NAME_FIRST varchar(80)
Insert or update a record with accented characters like this:
update cfr_person set NAME_LAST='Dummée',NAME_FIRST='Salé'
(in case they get mangled in this thread, the fifth character in last name and fourth character in first name are e-acute, \xe9)
When I select the line back through mysql connector, the last name works fine but the e-acute in the first name is turned into \xfffd. When I use a phpMyAdmin interface, the correct data shows up.
Does anyone know what would cause a character to be substituted on one column and not on another, and how I can stop the substitution?
NAME_LAST varchar(180)
NAME_FIRST varchar(80)
Insert or update a record with accented characters like this:
update cfr_person set NAME_LAST='Dummée',NAME_FIRST='Salé'
(in case they get mangled in this thread, the fifth character in last name and fourth character in first name are e-acute, \xe9)
When I select the line back through mysql connector, the last name works fine but the e-acute in the first name is turned into \xfffd. When I use a phpMyAdmin interface, the correct data shows up.
Does anyone know what would cause a character to be substituted on one column and not on another, and how I can stop the substitution?