13Nov
Different Encoding Error
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If you found yourself encountering this error, don't worry or double-check your code to make sure that that data you saved doesn't have left any bad characters around causing you this misery. All you need to do is to check the used database connection encoding against your db tables' encoding; most probably you will find them different.
Written By:
Osama Brekaa (http://bionuc-tech.blogspot.
If so, then the solution can be either of the following:
- Remove encoding field from specification and use default db encoding
- Change the encoding of your db tables to this encoding
Once you do so, everything should work out just right.
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