Folks --
I'm using
Client version:mysql Ver 14.6 Distrib 4.1.5-gamma, for pc-linux
(i686)
Server version: 4.1.5-gamma-standard-log
They both happen to both be on the same system, which is RHEL AS 3.
All defaults are now UTF8:
Server characterset:utf8
Db characterset:u
inutes) without having to stop and restart?
(2) Is there some way to get similar output with a different tool?
[mysql query]
TIA,
Andy
Andy Ingham
Systems Librarian
Academic Affairs Library
UNC-Chapel Hill
919-962-1288
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k for all ASCII
characters. Additionally, there is a way to retrieve the ASCII number
assigned to a given character, but not vice versa.
Is there any way to have 'ΓΌ' match on a 'u' in a search string, etc.,
etc., etc.?
sql
TIA,
Andy
Andy Ingham
Systems Librarian
Academic Affa
IN BOOLEAN MODE
So if mysql 4 is an option, I think that would work
for you.
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Fulltext_Search.html
olinux
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Folks --
We have built a table with bibliographic information
that contains a
field for initial articles and
*
within any of the fields defined in that index.
Any ideas of how to address this issue?
TIA for any insights,
Andy
Andy Ingham
Systems Librarian
Academic Affairs Library
UNC-Chapel Hill
919-962-1288
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A fellow in our shop wrote a perl script to do just that.
Enjoy!
Andy
Andy Ingham
Systems Librarian
Academic Affairs Library
UNC-Chapel Hill
919-962-1288
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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#!/usr/local
bility of the system, with no other MySQL
changes.
If you are thinking of running CF on Solaris, save yourself the
headaches and use PHP instead.
I can't speak to it's performance on Windows.
My 2 cents,
Andy
Andy Ingham
Systems Librarian
Academic Affairs Library
UNC-Chapel Hill