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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.

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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