android - When an sqlite3 query returns ? for some character, what does this mean about the underlying data? How do i vew that data in its unicode form? -



android - When an sqlite3 query returns ? for some character, what does this mean about the underlying data? How do i vew that data in its unicode form? -

i'm receiving: ������ sqlite3 queries, , i'm trying determine means underlying data. these characters supposed cyrillic alphabet characters. these queries on desktop.

i attempting render them on android application, values returned related queries in android application (when viewed in debugger at-least) are:

\u0003Ȓ\u0001-500-300

in text view show them in see number of empty squares.

i believe there must kind of encoding issue somewhere, i'm sure how check , see actual values stored in db, vs i'm getting etc...

android sql unicode sqlite3

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