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If your csv is utf8 you should just be able to read it when you import it as utf8. Never had any issues with this, as long as the source was properly encoded.
@jwpfau when I am importing into the DB it is failing saying the character is not UTF8 with error message: Incorrect string value: '\xE2 \x94 \x82....'
This is basically all of the emojis that were being rejected. I was under the impression that I needed to set the encoding inside of Rapid Miner, however it was a change that was needed on the DB. Changing the free text field to TEXT and making the encoding UTF8mb4 sorted the issue out.
This is basically all of the emojis that were being rejected. I was under the impression that I needed to set the encoding inside of Rapid Miner, however it was a change that was needed on the DB. Changing the free text field to TEXT and making the encoding UTF8mb4 sorted the issue out.
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@jwpfau when I am importing into the DB it is failing saying the character is not UTF8 with error message: Incorrect string value: '\xE2 \x94 \x82....'
This is basically all of the emojis that were being rejected. I was under the impression that I needed to set the encoding inside of Rapid Miner, however it was a change that was needed on the DB. Changing the free text field to TEXT and making the encoding UTF8mb4 sorted the issue out.
This is basically all of the emojis that were being rejected. I was under the impression that I needed to set the encoding inside of Rapid Miner, however it was a change that was needed on the DB. Changing the free text field to TEXT and making the encoding UTF8mb4 sorted the issue out.