character encoding - DB2 not saving stylized apostrophe (’) -



character encoding - DB2 not saving stylized apostrophe (’) -

i trying insert stylized apostrophe (’) table in db2 luw 9.7. every method have tried has resulted in beingness square () when selected back.

the methods have tried insert it:

modifying , committing row in command center (gui) updating row via sql command in command editor loading file (both utf-8 encoded , ansi encoded) through ibm info studio 2.2

is there way character database? if not, there list of characters cannot used?

what encoding of database/tablespace? suspect needs set utf-8. may need create new tablespace or recreate database encoding explicitly set utf-8.

to determine encoding, run next command , "code set" information:

db2 db cfg <database name>

character-encoding db2 db2-luw

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