in reply to Re^5: Can't write cyrillic to DBD::mysql
in thread Can't write cyrillic to DBD::mysql

It is a long time since I last used MySQL but I recollect tables needed to be created with a CHARSET. We used to do something like:

CREATE TABLE mytable
(

  columns
) TYPE = INNODB
DEFAULT CHARSET utf8;

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Re^7: Can't write cyrillic to DBD::mysql
by Wolfgang (Novice) on Jun 29, 2010 at 12:30 UTC

    That is the way I did it.

    Besides: It works with phpMyAdmin, so it should not be a problem of the data base itself.

    Wolfgang
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