hongdong wrote: > I guess it is not a bug,but because SQLite treate Chinese ASCII as UTF-8,
The SQLite APIs are defined to take UTF-8 or UTF-16 *only*. If you provide a sequence of bytes that aren't UTF-8 to the UTF-8 API then they will be treated as UTF-8. There would be no way for SQLite to tell you have done this. (Technically it could check to see if any sequence of bytes is invalid UTF-8 but that won't catch all cases.) This would be a bug in whatever called SQLite. It is worth pointing out Joel's article on Unicode again: http://joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html Roger ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
