Hi
I am trying to import special characters through CSV import.
I saw that the default UTF-8 encoder does not recognise the special french characters.
The fix as suggested in this article is to use iso-8859-1 encoder.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-35589
My question is , is there any changes to be made to the database if i use iso-8859-1 encoder?
Is there any impact if i import using iso-8859-1 encoder on a database which is set as UTF-8?
Rahul
I got the solution. I used ISO-8859-1 as an encoder during the step-2 of the process. And it worked.
Thanks everyone.
Hi Rahul,
We are using UTF-8 by default with no problem with French special charater.
Which kind of character are causing the issue ?
Sven.
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Hi Sven,
for e.g i have a word in csv "incohérente" with UTF-8 it is getting imported to jira as "incoh?rente"
-Rahul
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Hi Sven,
for e.g i have a word in csv "incohérente" with UTF-8 it is getting imported to jira as "incoh?rente"
-Rahul
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Hi Rahul,
Are you using Excel to manipulate your CVS file ?
Indeed Excel is not clean about that !
I had the same problem in the past.
I m using Google Doc to export a CVS (more clean)
Please see the last Matt comment is very interesting ...
Sven.
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I got the solution. I used iso-8859-1 as an encoder during the step-2 of the process. And it worked.
Thanks everyone.
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