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jira8.22,mysql8.0.28,Error restoring backup data

the following error occurred while importing existing backup data:

Incorrect string value: '\xF0\xA0\xAE\xB7\xE5\x8E...' for column 'NEWSTRING' at row 1

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Mohamed Benziane
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Apr 26, 2022
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The string you are seeing there is (probably) a  unicode 4 byte encoded character - these were added when we ran out of space in the 3 byte scheme.  You usually see them in more recently standardised Emojis.

Sadly, I learned this the same way you have - trying to prep an upgrade, Jira issues were going missing, finding a very similar error.  Turns out one of the client's users was fond of using the 💩 emoji when creating new issues.

If it is this, then @Mohamed Benziane has given you the right answer, but I can add "look at the character set first" - if you don't set it as documented, MySQL only supports the 3 byte scheme off-the-shelf!

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