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Asked: June 5, 20262026-06-05T18:33:25+00:00 2026-06-05T18:33:25+00:00

I have a CSV file supplied from a client which has to be parsed

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I have a CSV file supplied from a client which has to be parsed and inserted into a database using PHP.

Before inserting the data into the DB, I want to convert it to UTF-8 but I cant seem to find how.

This is what I got trying to detect the files encoding:

$ enca -d -L zh ./artigos.txt 
    ./artigos.txt: Universal character set 2 bytes; UCS-2; BMP
    CRLF line terminators
    Byte order reversed in pairs (1,2 -> 2,1)

I tried using the iconv function but it messes up the conversion and shows the result with diferent characters than the originals.

First line of the file (base64 encoded):

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    2026-06-05T18:33:28+00:00Added an answer on June 5, 2026 at 6:33 pm

    This seems to work(little endian), althoug you didnt include any non ascii chars

    $s='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';
    $t=base64_decode($s);
    echo iconv('UCS-2LE', 'UTF-8', substr($t, 0, -1));//last byte was invalid
    
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