If you meant if utf8 supported cyrillic, the answer is a definite yes. 2009/4/12 Alexandru-Emil Lupu <[email protected]>: > HI! > you might want to try UTF-8 encoding ? > dunno for sure if it supports cyrilic characters.. but it might be a chance > alecs > > 2009/4/12 belbek <[email protected]> >> >> dtabases.yml >> >> all: >> propel: >> class: sfPropelDatabase >> param: >> classname: PropelPDO >> dsn: 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname=info' >> username: root >> password: null >> encoding: cp1251 >> persistent: true >> pooling: true >> >> categories: >> sut: {name: "ываывыаыыа"} >> bad: {name: "and some othe cyrillic words"} >> >> >> >symfony propel:data:load >> >> geting unable to execute insert: incorrect string value for column >> name: \XFB ......... >> >> how to insert cyrillic words? >> >> >> > > > > >
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