has anyone experienced this strange behaviour
of mysql (3.23.49, Win2000, binary distribution)
when using UPPER() and LOWER() functions
with accentuated letters?

i tried to get the lower case of Á (A acute) (ISO 8859-1 code: 193)
and the upper case of á (a acute) (ISO 8859-1 code: 225)
and i got the following result:

server started with:
mysqld --standalone

command line client started with:
mysql

if i write to the command line client this:
SELECT ASCII(LOWER(CHAR(193)));
i get 225

if i write to the command line client this:
SELECT ASCII(UPPER(CHAR(225)));
i get 225 !?

so 225 is the lower case of 193
but the upper case of 225 is 225 !?

however, in <MYSQL_HOME>\share\charsets\latin1.conf
it is defined correctly
ie 193 is the upper case of 255
and 225 is the lower case of 193

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the behaviour is even stranger if i use a non-default charset on the server
eg. hungarian

thanks
Zsolt Szloboda


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