ColdFusion Unicode Characters Not Saving Correctly in Database - Lucid Outsourcing Solutions
Introduction
The user types José in the form. The browser sends “José” correctly. ColdFusion processes the request. The database stores “Jos?”. The user types Москва. The database stores “??????”. The user types 中文. The database stores “??”. Or worse — the data appears correct in SQL Server Management Studio but corrupts the moment ColdFusion reads it back. Every test in isolation works. The full pipeline silently destroys non-ASCII characters somewhere between keyboard and disk.
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