[sqlite] sqlite and åäö characters in file n ames

Hi, and never mind why the old work and the new one doesn't. Found myself into starting to compare sqlite code, compile and debug and I really don't have time for THAT. Curiosity can be a pain. Thanks all. /Ann ___ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-us

Re: [sqlite] sqlite and åäö characters in file n ames

On Aug 22, 2008, at 10:03 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What I wonder is why the old sqlite3.dll from 2004-10 works and the > newer ones don't. Older versions of SQLite contained bugs. They failed to convert UTF to the native code page before passing strings into w

[sqlite] sqlite and åäö characters in file n ames

Hi again, I haven't found yet where I can reply directly to posts, I guess an email should pop in when I find the correct button. Anyway ... that it was about the encoding I could have guessed and been more clear about. What I wonder is why the old sqlite3.dll from 2004-10 works and the newer

[sqlite] sqlite and åäö characters in file n ames

Hi, I'm completely new to this list so I will now see how these mailing lists works. We have been using sqlite 3.3.7 in a small Windows MFC (C++) application. The database is placed in the Document and Settings\\Application Data\-folder. This worked fine until a user with the username Administr