php-sqlsrv编码

Question

My Project builds on PHP and connect to MS SQL Server. I am using sqlsrv library. The fields type in MS SQL is nvarchar. When I define the parameters for connection I also put "utf8". It is:

global $cnf;
$cnf = array();
$cnf["mssql_user"]  = "xxx";
$cnf["mssql_host"]  = "xxx";
$cnf["mssql_pw"]    = "xxx";
$cnf["mssql_db"]    = "xxx";
$cnf["CharacterSet"]    = "**UTF-8**";

When Insert records to database, for Vietnamese content and Chinese content I use:

$city = iconv('UTF-8', 'utf-16le', $post['city']);
$params = array(array($city, null, SQLSRV_PHPTYPE_STRING(SQLSRV_ENC_BINARY)));
$sql= "INSERT INTO tblCityGarden (city) VALUES(?)
$stmt   = sqlsrv_query( $this->dbhandle, $sql, $params);

It inserts data OK for Vietnamese and Chinese language (the data stored in database for Vietnamese and Chinese is correct).

However when I load the records back into web, It appears the strange character (?, ). I try some php as iconv, mb_detect_encoding, mb_convert_encoding and search many results on internet, but It cannot work. How can I display correct data

Please someone who has experiences about this issues

Answer 1

I had this same problem ( ), but with single quotes, double qoutes, and "Rights Reserved" characters... Here is what I've found:

• The CharacterSet specified seems to "rule all", so what you set this to will determine the encoding for the connection (as it should). I did not have ANY CharacterSet configured on my connection(s). Simply setting this resolved my issue, along with making sure that the values that were inserted into my DB were not double encoded via htmlspecialchars() .
• header()'s must be set before ANY output (this is really important)
• headers cannot be set to something different later in the document
• Sometimes trailing spaces before and/or after the closing ?> in your PHP file can cause issues (I don't use this closing tag, but I saw this mentioned a lot while searching)

I am not familiar with iconv() , and I am most certainly not experienced with encoding in general, but I solved my issue just by taking the time to check my headers and ensure they meet the above standards...

Your query parameters also look strange: $params = array(array($city, null, SQLSRV_PHPTYPE_STRING(SQLSRV_ENC_BINARY)));

I have not seen a multidimensional array passed into that argument... (just a note)