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peterlaursen
We want to publish some screenshots on our website as a 'showcase' for SQLyog 6.0 UNICODE support.

But instead of just copying some silly strings (that we may not even understand) from sources like Wikipedia, we ask you to contribute a single INSERT statement to make the attached database grow!


Just post a INSERT statement like:

CODE
insert into unicode_showcase.user_language_data
    (id,
    name_in_english,
    name_in_native_language,
    city_in_english,
    city_in_native_language,
    country_in_english,
    country_in_native_language,
    language_in_english,
    language_in_native_language,
    sample_representaive_string
    )
    values
    (id,
    'name_in_english',         /* your name */
    'name_in_native_language',
    'city_in_english',         /* town or city of your birth */
    'city_in_native_language',
    'country_in_english',         /* the name of your country */
    'country_in_native_language',
    'language_in_english',         /* the name of you native language */
    'language_in_native_language',
    'sample_representaive_string'    /* a typical string displaying special characters of you language */
);


To avoid confusing with encodings and other browser issues copy that string into Notepad after verifying it in SQLyog, save it using UTF8 encoding, zip it and attach here.


And if you have another good example (in SQL or a screenshot) you would like to contribute - or if you have any proposal regarding this - you are welcome too!
DonQuichote
Just a simple one, in combination with baretail. Note that baretails shows it as "ansi", while the query is sent in utf-8. Oh, and with all these windows programs, you'd barely notice xubuntu underneath... wink.gif
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