Mahesh Patil wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Is there any function in Java to convert Ascii ( latin text ) to Unicode...
>
> Suppose
> String str = "Mahesh";
> I want to store this string str in a database as unicode character. Oracle
> 8i supports unicode data type ........Does anybody know how to do this in
> Java.
Java string are already Unicode strings I don't know Oracle,
but I think you can save string directly:
String mystring = "ABCD";
Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection (...);
PreparedStatement save = con.prepareStatement("UPDATE mytable SET mycolumn = ?");
save.setString(1,mystring);
save.executeUpdate();
If you want to save UTF-8 encoded text just use:
byte [] UNICODEbytes = mystring.getBytes("UTF-8");
Martin
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