How do I write Greek ( or other non-ASCII/8859-1 ) characters to a database?
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Answer / Upasana Jyoti Tripathi
To write non-ASCII characters, you should use the correct Character Encoding. For example, for Greek (UTF-8), you can set the connection property 'useUnicode' to true and 'characterEncoding' to 'UTF-8'. Also, ensure that your Java code uses the correct encoding.
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