Charset conversion

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I have a site to develop for a client and his Mysql database is like this:

Database Properties: Character set: latin1-cp1252 West European; Collation: latin1_general_ci

The tables are all like this: Character set: utf8-UTF-8 Unicode; Collation: utf8_general_ci

The new bank will be:

Database Properties: Character set: Character set: utf8-UTF-8 Unicode; Collation: utf8_general_ci

The tables are all like this: Character set: utf8-UTF-8 Unicode; Collation: utf8_general_ci

This difference between the database properties will force me to do some data conversion so as not to lose accent and special characters?

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No problem, Database Properties defines the "default" that will be used in the "table creation" when this is not set a charset it takes the Database default.

As you already have the tables all in utf-8, and will send to a Database where everything is utf-8 need do nothing but a normal backup/Restore.

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