Ricardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a problem with SELECT DISTINCT if the target > field contains special characters. > > Example: > > select MyField from MyTable > +----------+ > | MyField | > +----------+ > | f? | > | F? | > | fa | > | Fa | > | f? | > | F? | > | f? | > | F? | > +----------+ > > select distinct MyField from MyTable > +----------+ > | MyField | > +----------+ > | f? | > +----------+ > > MyField is varchar type and MyTable is InnoDB. > > Is there any way to change this behaviour in MySQL? I > use version 4.0.16. >
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