After all, we do BASE64
encoding/decoding of the text. It’s suitable for small texts.
Storing and returning emojis
문제
What's the simplest way to write and, then, read Emoji
symbols in Oracle
table?
Currently I have this situation:
iOS
client pass encodedEmojis
:One%20more%20time%20%F0%9F%98%81%F0%9F%98%94%F0%9F%98%8C%F0%9F%98%92
. For example,%F0%9F%98%81
means 😁;- Column type is
nvarchar2(2000)
, so when view saved text viaOracle SQL Developer
it looks like:One more time ????????
.
해결책 2
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This seems more a client problem than a database problem. Certain iOs programs are capable of interpreting that string and show an image instead of that string.
SQL Developer does not do that.
As long as the data stored in the database is the same as the data retrieved from the database, you have no problem.
In MySQL the character set needs to be set to UTF-16 to be able to save emojis, I assume Oracle would need the same ch
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