Thanks. I will try again.  maybe it was the BOM that dropped the bomb.  I
was getting illegal char error right before the C in my Create Table
statement.  Also, perusing the code I found what could be errors or actually
more like non-compliance with unicode 4 in the trailing bytes table ( I
forgot the name ).  I started to put together my own Unicode functions, but
I will try again.

Thanks,
Ché

On 7/3/06, Jens Miltner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Am 03.07.2006 um 03:49 schrieb Ché Gonzalez:

>> From my browsing through the documentation, I have observed the
>> ability to
> have UTF-16 column names in sqlite3.  I would like to use the
> command-line:
> sqlite3 ae.db ".read filename.sql" where filename.sql is a UTF-16
> encoded
> file.  Is there any way to do this without having to code
> everything in
> C++?  I would really appreciate the help.

If you convert your .sql file to UTF-8 encoding, sqlite3 should be
happy to process all unicode contents...

HTH,
</jum>



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