PHOENIX-7524 Resolve character encoding mismatch by enforcing UTF-8 in sqlline.py #2081
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The issue with certain characters, such as Japanese, Polish, and other non-ASCII characters, being exported incorrectly has been resolved. The root cause was an encoding mismatch, where character data was not properly handled in the `java_cmd` command in `sqlline.py`. This command constructs and executes a Java process to launch SQLLine, a command-line tool for executing SQL queries against Apache Phoenix. To address this, the `sqlline.py` file was modified to explicitly enforce UTF-8 encoding. This ensures that all character data is correctly encoded and exported, preventing data corruption or misinterpretation due to incorrect encoding settings.
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The issue with certain characters, such as Japanese, Polish, and other non-ASCII characters, being exported incorrectly has been resolved. The root cause was an encoding mismatch, where character data was not properly handled in the
java_cmdcommand insqlline.py. This command constructs and executes a Java process to launch SQLLine, a command-line tool for executing SQL queries against Apache Phoenix.To address this, the
sqlline.pyfile was modified to explicitly enforce UTF-8 encoding.This ensures that all character data is correctly encoded and exported, preventing data corruption or misinterpretation due to incorrect encoding settings.