Multibyte character support in Jdbc Driver

Hi,
I want to use multibyte characters in my Application
and to store it in my database.
If my database provider does not support a Multibyte
data type, Can my
Jdbc Driver provide support for the same ?
For a column of type ISO88591 which is of single byte
by nature , Can we insert Multibyte characters by
providing some support for the same in my Jdbc Driver
This is a very very bad idea in general. If your database is Oracle, it's a horrificly stupendously bad idea.
First, collation ("ORDER BY" and other things) will be badly broken.
Second, it will very likely prevent the database from being upgraded to a multi-byte version.
Third, it commonly will cause various database utilities to not work.
There are plenty of databases, many of them free, that support UTF8.

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