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What will have happened here is that the database dump was generated with the wrong character set (one that isn't utf8mb4). This will have corrupted the 4-byte characters in the data, which is why you see a question mark instead.

There isn't any way to fix this except for reverting to an earlier backup where the characters are not corrupt. However, due to the nature of this, it's likely that your backups may also have the same issue.

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7 minutes ago, Stuart Silvester said:

What will have happened here is that the database dump was generated with the wrong character set (one that isn't utf8mb4). This will have corrupted the 4-byte characters in the data, which is why you see a question mark instead.

There isn't any way to fix this except for reverting to an earlier backup where the characters are not corrupt. However, due to the nature of this, it's likely that your backups may also have the same issue.

Thanks Stuart. I thought this had no cure at this stage. I guess I'll edit them manually as I bump across them.

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