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Import array of unicode values into MySQL database as Unicode string

Asked by dnreggae in PHP and Databases, Apache Web Server, MySQL Server

Tags: unicode, import, php, mysql, array

I have an array of unicode character values in a PHP script. They are basically stored as that - integers in an array. What I want is to import these character values as a unicode string in an MySQL database. The database has support for this, but I do not know how to go about doing it. I am comfortable with standard SQL queries, but the one's I've done are based on standard PHP strings - which are single-byte. The numbers are parsed like this (not really relevant for the question):

foreach($numbers as $number_string) {
      $unicode[] = intval($number_string);
}

So yeah, that's basically it =)
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