Malcolm writes:
>I think you forgot to attach the patch. :-)
Yes, indeed. Thank you.
I posted the patch.
And now I'm checking MySQL settings and 5.0's handling.
This problem may disappear on another environment,
then I'll report details later.
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nkeric wrote:
>> I guess it should be something reated to mysql's internal encoding?
>> AFAIK, you will need to specified mysql's encoding to utf-8 before
>> using it :)
>- since mysql version >= 5.0 :)
Thank you.
MySQL version is 4.1, so it may differ a little from your guess,
but this is reall
Hello, Django users and developers.
I'd been trying to handle non-ascii string (such as Japanese text) from
MySQL database for recent several days, on version 0.95
"post-magic-removal". Django loads onto memory as raw byte strings and
saves similarly too, so string data I can see directly on dat
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