Issam,

the NONE characterset doesn't "know" how to handle the è in "Absence
de germes pathogènes". There is this byte with the hex value E9, but
this could be any character.

I assume you used Windows 1252 or ISO 8859-1 to store this string in
your NONE field (that's because these are used for western European
languages like French).

When you want to convert this to UTF-8 (which is Unicode, where the
character is called 00E8 LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH GRAVE), you must
tell Firebird how to treat the string.

You can do this by typecasting:

cast (myfield as varchar(100) character set win1252)

So now Firebird treats this NONE string as a WIN1252 string and then
it knows how to convert all the international characters (like é, è,
ä, ê etc.) to Unicode.


HTH

Best Regards

Stefan


-- 
Stefan Heymann, Tübingen, Germany

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