from latin1
> character set to utf8. As true conversion will take ages, I had the idea of
> just changing the character sets (and preferably collation, too) of the
> tables without actually converting the data. Conversion could be done
> manually later. From my side it is ok that the dat
Hi there,
I am looking for a way to convert about 40GB of InnoDB tables from latin1
character set to utf8. As true conversion will take ages, I had the idea of
just changing the character sets (and preferably collation, too) of the tables
without actually converting the data. Conversion could
2012/09/30 11:07 -0700, Mark Phillips
The data for this table comes from a web page (charet utf8). I copy/paste word
files into gedit (on linux) and then copy/paste from gedit to a text boxes on
the web page input form. I had thought I was stripping out all the funky
characters by usin
says/quotes-in-html.html
That is, $#...; is not a character set issue in MySQL. Most CHARACTER SETs
(latin1, utf8, etc) will handle them the same. And they will continue to
render on an HTML page as the 'funky characters'. That's HTML doing the deed
in the browser.
The ALTERs
COLUMN BINARY (or BLOB); -- to forget any charset
> knowledge
> ALTER TABLE ... MODIFY COLUMN CHARACTER SET ...; -- coming from BINARY,
> this does not check the encoding.
> (sorry, don't have the link handy)
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: h...@tb
the encoding.
(sorry, don't have the link handy)
> -Original Message-
> From: h...@tbbs.net [mailto:h...@tbbs.net]
> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2012 2:24 PM
> To: Mark Phillips
> Cc: Mysql List
> Subject: Re: Need Help Converting Character Sets
>
> >>&
essage-
>> From: Mark Phillips [mailto:m...@phillipsmarketing.biz]
>> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 4:28 PM
>> To: Mysql List
>> Subject: Need Help Converting Character Sets
>>
>> I have a table, Articles, of news articles (in English) with three text
&
ped into the observatory?s control room..."
Is there a better way to accomplish my first goal, without reading each
article and manually making the changes?
<<<<<<<<
I do not remember where on the MySQL website this is, but there was an article
about converting from
eclared for the column they go in. (Presumably, all the text columns will be
declared utf8 or utf8mb4.)
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Phillips [mailto:m...@phillipsmarketing.biz]
> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 4:28 PM
> To: Mysql List
> Subject: Need Help Convertin
I have a table, Articles, of news articles (in English) with three text
columns for the intro, body, and caption. The data came from a web page,
and the content was cut and pasted from other sources. I am finding that
there are some non utf-8 characters in these three text columns. I would
like to
As habit I only use UTF in anything I do... and it has paid off many times
over.
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On 3/19/07, Olaf Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
What character sets would you recommend for a server in the US and all data
stays within the English language.
Currently everything is set to latin1 with latin1_swedich_ci collation which
seems to be the closets one to what
Hi All,
What character sets would you recommend for a server in the US and all data
stays within the English language.
Currently everything is set to latin1 with latin1_swedich_ci collation which
seems to be the closets one to what I need from what I have read, I was just
wondering if there is a
_de sjis...
Am I correct to assume changes to character sets must be done via command
line?
cw
"Gleb Paharenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hello.
>
> Chris, the collation is subordinated to the character set. You should
> work w
Hello.
Chris, the collation is subordinated to the character set. You should
work with the character sets, and only after with collations. The data
which you store in your table is silently converted to ascii character
set. Are you sure that the characters which you want to store are
present in
>ascii
>> 0=>character_set_results
>> 1=>latin1
>> 0=>character_set_server
>> 1=>latin1
>> 0=>character_set_system
>> 1=>utf8
>> 0=>character_sets_dir
>> 1=>C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.0\share\charsets\
>
\MySQL Server 5.0\share\charsets\
>
>
>> show variables like '%collation%';
>
> 0=>collation_connection
> 1=>latin1_swedish_ci
> 0=>collation_database
> 1=>ascii_general_ci
> 0=>collation_server
> 1=>latin1_swedish_ci
>
>
=>latin1_swedish_ci
>
> Include the CREATE statement for your table as well.
CREATE TABLE my_table (location_id varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',name
varchar(50) NOT NULL default '',PRIMARY KEY (location_id)) TYPE=MyISAM
>
>
> Chris wrote:
>> I think I
ve a problem with mysql related character sets and collation.
> With language English (en-utf-8), MySQL charset UTF-8 Unicode and a MySQL
> connection collation: ascii_general_ci. I can execute a sql statement in
> phpmyadmin, like "INSERT INTO mytable (id, name) VALUES ('5'
I think I have a problem with mysql related character sets and collation.
With language English (en-utf-8), MySQL charset UTF-8 Unicode and a MySQL
connection collation: ascii_general_ci. I can execute a sql statement in
phpmyadmin, like "INSERT INTO mytable (id, name) VALUES ('5
Hi all,
there is no conversion done, and mysql will stil be happy to export utf8
(if asked to do so with a set names). So what is the role of the
character set and collation at the database level?From what I understand
the collation is used when you want to order results for example, case
sen
To allow multiple character sets to be sent from the client, the "UTF-8"
encoding should be used, either by configuring "utf8" as the default server
character set, or by configuring the JDBC driver to use "UTF-8" through the
characterEncoding property.
(from h
Hi Melanie,
Thanks for the explanation, I will try the SET NAMES to export my XML
file in utf8 (I actually want it to be in utf8)
I'm sorry if this is a basic question, but as I said before I'm kind of
lost with the encodings
I asked almost the same here about a week ago, so I don't think
'm doing
thanks for your help,
melanie
If you write an hungarian article about your test, maybe you will plan an
english translation?or is hungarian hard to learn? :-)
From: BÁRTHÁZI András <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: mel list_php <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: mysql@lists.
utf8" SQL
query before querying the data for the *XML* file, and you will get the
data in UTF-8. Or just put a header into the XML file that says your
data in Latin1 (I think it's not so easy in Java).
Anyway, I don't know, how Java handles the character sets related to
MySQL at
character_set_client is by default latin1, does that mean that the
java application is sending latin1?or is it changed at runtime?
kind of lost again.
From: "mel list_php" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: character sets.
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 17:30:28 +
H
Hi guys,
I don't really understand the character set in mysql from the doc.
Tu summarize my problem:
users upload xml files (UTF-8).
part of the data is then inserted into MySQL (CHARSET=latin1)
at that point, when I browse via phpmyadmin (which is isolatin1) or export
to an html page no proble
up a
table that contains multiple character sets, since one of the fields
will invariably encounter a conversion. Is there an undocumented
option that functions as "--binary-charset" ? or are we just left
with no way to backup and restore a table with mysqldump anymore? I
suppos
On Oct 28, 2005, at 1:06 AM, BÁRTHÁZI András wrote:
I'm new on this list, so a very short intro about me: I'm Andras
Barthazi, a Hungarian web developer. I like MySQL very much, I'm
using it since 3.x versions, so I think I know it very well. But...
I'm new to everything, but I can tell you
Hi,
Is it a so hard, or a so easy question, that nobody answers it? :) Or just
should wait some more hours, and don't hurry so much? ;)
Bye,
Andras
So, I started learning, how MySQL 5.0 handles character sets. It is, what I
think about it:
character_set_client | latin1
Th
Hi,
I'm new on this list, so a very short intro about me: I'm Andras Barthazi,
a Hungarian web developer. I like MySQL very much, I'm using it since 3.x
versions, so I think I know it very well. But...
So, I started learning, how MySQL 5.0 handles character sets. It is, what
Hello.
I can't make guessing about Hebrew code page, but MySQL support of
character sets was very helpful with my Russian cp1251 encoding.
Because windows console supports input on my system only in cp866,
while other applications - cp1251. So in mysql command line client
I was ab
Hello to each and every one of you.
I'm wondering about the practical effect of character sets in mysql 4.0 &
4.1 as follows.
What is it good for? Assuming I'm storing text data uin windows-hebrew
(1255) codepage, to be used by my php application. I can have my database &
t
g5) and Vietnamese (Unicode-8 should
> work)how do I get it to store alternative character sets? The
> docs online only relate to ver 4so the "character set" attribute
> doesn't work.
>
> Any help would be appreciatedI'm new to this multip
Hello,
We are running mySQL 3.23.58 on a RedHat server. We have a database
that needs to store Chinese (big5) and Vietnamese (Unicode-8 should
work)how do I get it to store alternative character sets? The
docs online only relate to ver 4so the "character set" attribute
do
Hello.
>But I've been told that the support for Unicode is not yet good in MySQL. Is
>it possible to find whether this is true?
I don't think so, as most bugs related to utf8 are reported about the fifth
version
while utf8 support in fourth seems very stable.
Raul Mauri <[EMAIL PRO
I use the MyQSL Query Browser for a library database.
I have come across a problem in MySQL: Using extended characters, as , is not
a problem, as long as they are present in the standard 256 characters of a
font. Things become more difficult when I need other East Europe characters.
Could anyon
Paul,
DBI doesn't read the config file, DBD::mysql does.
Erm, yep, I meant that, too :-)
It's not expensive at all. Why do you think it's expensive?
As the file must be read and parsed at each ->connect(...) invocation.
It would be nicer if DBD could read the config file during the "use
phase" (f
At 0:49 +0200 4/25/05, Fagyal Csongor wrote:
Harald,
Perhaps the following excerpt from "perldoc DBD::mysql" is relevant
for you:
mysql_read_default_file
mysql_read_default_group
These options can be used to read a config file
like /etc/my.cnf or ~/.my.cnf. By default MySQL's
C client
Harald,
Perhaps the following excerpt from "perldoc DBD::mysql" is relevant
for you:
mysql_read_default_file
mysql_read_default_group
These options can be used to read a config file
like /etc/my.cnf or ~/.my.cnf. By default MySQL's
C client library doesn't use any config files
unl
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Fagyal Csongor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mysql> show variables like 'character%';
>> +--+
>> -+
>> | Variable_name| Value
>> |
>> +--+--
Hmmm, strange...
From the mysql client I see:
mysql> show variables like "%char%";
+--+-+
| Variable_name|
Value |
+
Mathias,
2 other things :
1. what is your character set when you install the mysql server ?
I used the binaries from mysql.com. I think that has latin1/swedish as a
default. But anyways, I really don't like the idea to recompile MySQL
just to get my character sets work all right.
2.
Mathias,
And you can add all those variables to the ini file :
character_set_client=latin2
character_set_connection=latin2
character_set_database=latin2
character_set_results=latin2
character_set_server=latin2
No, I can not. MySQL won't start.
More precisely, "character_set_results" is not recog
-
From: mathias fatene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dimanche 24 avril 2005 22:59
To: 'mathias fatene'; 'Fagyal Csongor'
Cc: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: RE: setting character sets "permanently"
And you can add all those variables to the ini file :
character_se
Mathias,
[...]
I changed my.ini (.my.cnf) like this :
[mysqld]
# The TCP/IP Port the MySQL Server will listen on
port=3306
log-bin = "C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 4.1/Data/binlog"
#Path to installation directory. All paths are usually resolved relative
to this.
basedir="C:/Program Files/MySQ
:47
To: 'Fagyal Csongor'
Cc: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: RE: setting character sets "permanently"
Hi,
Look at this :
mysql> show variables like 'character%';
+--+
-+
|
_dir | C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server
4.1\share\charsets/ |
+--+
-+
That's all.
Mathias
-Original Message-
From: Fagyal Csongor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dimanche 24 avril 2005 22:33
To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: s
HI,
I am using MySQL 4.1.11 on FC3, and I have trouble reading back latin2
characters. No wonder, as character_set_client, character_set_connection
and character_set_results are all set to latin1. The problem is that I
cannot set them to latin2 _permanently_, I mean every time I connect to
the
In addition you need to ensure that all the character sets on the tables
default to utf8 (show create table) and that all 'text' type columns
(char,varchar, text, etc) have a default type of utf8.
On a non-utf8 database where the table is utf8, the default character
set on the table and al
So today for the second time in six weeks we are faced with rolling back to
mysql 4.0 because of dramas with character sets. I don't know about anyone
else but this supposedly wonderful feature has been nothing but a nightmare
for us.
So our Application servers use Unicode for our non US En
>> The problem is, when I get the data from the database via a
>> webpage (php) everything works as expected. The problem is when I
>> try to get the results from the mysql client (ie. SELECT body FROM
>> thread WHERE tid=30) the national accented characters are shown as
>> "?". I have browsed thr
> The problem is, when I get the data from the database via a
> webpage (php) everything works as expected. The problem is when I
> try to get the results from the mysql client (ie. SELECT body FROM
> thread WHERE tid=30) the national accented characters are shown as
> "?". I have browsed through
Hi.
I have a problem with the dump and character set - it would be great if someone
could help.
I have created a database and my tables a long time ago when the database was a
the 4.0 version. Yet some time ago, my server admin has upgraded the server to
version 4.1.2. I haven't noticed that
I installed mySQL v4.1.7 on windows xp
I changed my.ini file two times with different character set.
First :default-character-set=utf8
and in my application : codepage=utf8
Second : default-character-set=greek
and in my application : codepage=greek
(I live in Greece)
Running my application I see
Hello list,
I have already installed mysql 4.1.3 beta to my
windows xp. I set default-caharacter-set to latin5 and
default-collation to latin5_turkish_ci in my.ini
configuration file. Because I want latin5 my default
character set. Then I restarted mysql service and
looked up character set and col
Hello,
do I need the character sets on the client side or just on the server?
Client and server are different servers, so I want to reduce the
client-package to a minimum:
/usr/bin/mysql
/usr/bin/mysqldump
/usr/bin/mysqlshow
/usr/lib/mysql/libmysqlclient*
I don't need man-pages et ceter
hello,
i'm building a php/mysql based system for reporters on the ground in
afghanistan to file stories -- in english, pashto, and dari. will i
have to do anything special when compiling mysql so that it supports
the right character sets? are arabic character sets supported by
default i
Hi David,
(B
(BThank you for the detailed description. That certainly makes things easier to
(Bargue now ;-).
(B
(BO.K Where to start ?
(B
(BFirst, as you know in version 4.0 you can basically set the character sets
(Bonly for server and client side (not for DB, table, columns
Nils,
At 05:30 PM 5/4/04 +0100, you wrote:
Basically the best guess would be the documentation that comes with your
download. Note that online documents at www.mysql.com are always a mixture of
several documentation versions really.
Thats the problem. Yesterday, I downloaded 4.0.1x yet the docu
Hi David,
(B
(BYou may find my UC-2004 presentation useful as well as some UC-2003
(Bpresentations from Mr. Gulutzan and Mr. Barkov:
(B
(Bwww.be-known-online.com/mysql
(Bmysql.planetmirror.com/Downloads/Presentations/MySQL-User-Conference-2003/National-Character-Sets-and-Unicode.pdf
(B
Victoria ,
Thank-you.
At 01:35 PM 5/4/04 +0300, Victoria Reznichenko wrote:
David Jourard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I got the 4.0.17 documentation but when it discusses character sets it
> discusses this topic wrt 4.1
>
> Where can I find documentation specifica
David Jourard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I got the 4.0.17 documentation but when it discusses character sets it
> discusses this topic wrt 4.1
>
> Where can I find documentation specifically in regards to the production
> version on how to work with, store, and sea
Hi,
I got the 4.0.17 documentation but when it discusses character sets it
discusses this topic wrt 4.1
Where can I find documentation specifically in regards to the production
version on how to work with, store, and search asian character sets
specifically Japanese.
Thank-you
David Jrt; x
lt;<<<<<<<
On 2/11/04, 11:20:30 AM, Julien Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding Basic problem with character sets:
> Hello,
> I am trying to display the following letter "ñ" (n with ~) on a web page.
> Basically I would like for the corre
Hello,
I am trying to display the following letter "ñ" (n with ~) on a web page.
Basically I would like for the correct letter to appear in the web page as
well as on the mysql console as well as in the html source. How do I do
that?
Thanks in advance,
Julien.
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but can I set multiple "default character set" options to
multiple character sets (EUC-JP, EUC-KR, and ISO-8859-1) rather then just
one.
No, just one in 4.0.x. You have to use 4.1.x for multiple character sets.
_
Let t
I am running a 4.0.15 database and I need a table to ba able to handle
Japanese, Korean, and English at the least. How can I get the database to
accept these multiple character sets. I understand the "default character
set" option but can I set multiple "default character
Egor,
Thank you for the response. You are the perfect
person to answer my questions regarding Russian
character sets. :) I two follow-up questions:
1. Will this work even though I am using two different
character sets? I just want to be clear on what I am
describing: one column of my table
since this is my
first time trying this.
I have an off-topic question for those on the list
that use scripts with mixed character sets for the
values: Our MySQL server is running on Linux, but I am
doing my development on Windows 2000. I want to now
create a .sql script to issue all of my commands to
Rachel Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have experience using MySQL and SQL commands in
> general, but I am going through my first experience
> with working with multiple character sets.
>
> I am working on a Russian/English translation project
> and I
Hello,
I have experience using MySQL and SQL commands in
general, but I am going through my first experience
with working with multiple character sets.
I am working on a Russian/English translation project
and I'd like to create a table where column1 contains
words in Russian and co
> At 23:23 -0500 11/12/02, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The MySQL documentation (4.6.1) says:
>> You can change the character set with the --default-character-set option
>> when you start the server. The character sets available depend on the
>> --with-charset=
At 23:23 -0500 11/12/02, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The MySQL documentation (4.6.1) says:
You can change the character set with the --default-character-set option
when you start the server. The character sets available depend on the
--with-charset=charset and --with-extra-ch
The MySQL documentation (4.6.1) says:
> You can change the character set with the --default-character-set option
> when you start the server. The character sets available depend on the
> --with-charset=charset and --with-extra-charsets= list-of-charset | complex
> | al
nt character set in table, column
names:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Legal_names.html
Unfortunatly MySQL doesn't have arabic character set, in this case you can
use `` around table names.
MdB> Can I mix two character-sets (English and Arabic) in
MdB> the same database, or does i
If I want to create a database with an arabic
character-set, will only the data-cells be affected by
this or will the table names, column names etc also be
in arabic?
Can I mix two character-sets (English and Arabic) in
the same database, or does it have to be in two
separate databases?
Any
company uses the default character set for the mysql
NG> server. Is it possible that they let my account use a different
NG> character set than the default? I am going to ask them but I would like
NG> to know whether it is possible. Thanks.
You can it do only in 4.1.
If you want to use dif
Hello
I was wondering about the following:
I am hosting an application with a web hosting company and the character
set doesn't satisfy me because I am doing some sorting of greek names
and the hosting company uses the default character set for the mysql
server. Is it possible that they let my
Mark Lewellen wrote:
In the time since this posting, has the capability of
using tables with 2 different character sets been added?
If so, how is it done?
If not, what workarounds have people used? In case 1)
above, is it feasible to have multiple servers running,
each configured with a
use Unicode in this, as Unicode
> is not a complete superset of all charset i have to use,
> there will be some losses when i convect to other charsets..
>> Aha. so, i think nowhere.
>> You can't do that.
In the time since this posting, has the capability of
usin
Hello all,
I am currently using perl to import some information into a mysql db. At
this point in time I have two issues:
1. The text files that are being imported contain both english and french
text. My text editor (textpad) gladly displays the text with all proper
hyphens and accentuated c
ribution, but I haven't
looked. Of course, you could always use this as your excuse for getting into
*NIX. ;->
> Also I installed mysql on my D drive and I'm running with
> default-character-set=dos.
> In the my.ini file, I added a section [client] and I defined
> character
nning with
default-character-set=dos.
In the my.ini file, I added a section [client] and I defined
character-sets-dir=d:\mysql\share\charsets.
but when I start the client, It continues to look on
c:\mysql\\share\charsets.
Any information would be great.
T
Chris,
Friday, February 22, 2002, 5:40:18 PM, you wrote:
CG> Thank you for your very detailed reply. This was my understanding of it too.
CG> I guess I was hoping that I had missed something!
CG> Do you know when will this happen? (I hate to ask but since I know I will be
CG> asked this, I feel
? Or is there another timeframe?
Thanks again.
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Victoria Reznichenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: multiple character sets in one database
Chris,
Friday, February 22, 2002, 3:51:39 PM, you
G> Could some please give me advice if this is possible? And if so how?
MySQL doesn't support it now, but it is in plans to do full support to
the table and query level.
You can only use one character set at a time for one instance of
mysqld. You need to restart, or start another instanc
Hello
I would like to know how to use different languages in different tables (one
language/character set per table). The idea being users can view web page
data in their own language. Some of this content will need to be sortable.
For example:
- english
- french
- russian
- japanese
I am new t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have a table in a mysql database that contains data from two
> different languages using two different character sets. I need to be
> able to query in either language. Queries that I run against the data
> in English seem to run fine. Howe
I have a table in a mysql database that contains data from two
different languages using two different character sets. I need to be
able to query in either language. Queries that I run against the data
in English seem to run fine. However, queries against the data in
the other language give
Is there a way to add support for additional character sets to an
existing mysql installation without recompiling?
I am currently running mysql 3.23.32 if I do need to recompile
should I get the source for 3.23.32 or should I already upgrade to
3.23.42?
Thanks,
David Suna
[EMAIL PROTECTED
hi all,
I'm having a problem wrt character sets in mysql. i'm trying to add the euro
symbol to a table (MyISAM), but it seems that it is being replaced with '?'.
Having looked into the problem a bit, I assume it is that the table is using the
default latin1 chara
Hi,
I have configured mysql using the parameter --with-charset=latin2, made
some databases and tables full of latin2 text. Now I have to add another
database, which will store text in latin1. As I red the articles related
to these problems, if I understand well, I have to do the followings:
- shu
Hi,
I have configured mysql using the parameter --with-charset=latin2, made
some databases and tables full of latin2 text. Now I have to add another
database, which will store text in latin1. As I red the articles related
to these problems, if I understand well, I have to do the followings:
- shu
I was wondering if there were any good instructions somewhere on how to make custom
character sets for MySQL. Is it necessary to compile them into the database and are
the values in the arrays ASCII character values or maybe Unicode?
Thanks in advance!
Stefán Jökull Sigurðarson - Programmer
Readers of the mailing list!
There is a serious bug in the non-latin1 character set support of
Innobase. The bug causes indexes to be sorted in a wrong order, and
queries to return wrong results. The bug explains why test-ATIS returned
wrong results in a Russian installation.
I assumed that the
Hi all,
Would like to ask a few questions on how to go about compiling support for a
multibyte character set into MySQL.
When I compile by default without specifying any character sets, it's
supposed to compile in ALL character sets. Yet, when I try to run a mysql
daemon that was compil
Hi,
I work under WinNT with MySQLODBC cilent, and the mySQL
server is installed to the linux server.
I receive an error message:
'can't initialize character set 21 (path: c:\mysql\\share\charsets)'.
I use the hungarian character set, and I try to put in the showed
location the hungarian.conf fi
I work under WinNT with MySQLODBC cilent, and the mySQL
server is installed to the linux server.
I receive an error message:
'can't initialize character set 21 (path: c:\mysql\\share\charsets)'.
I use the hungarian character set, and I try to put in the showed
location the hungarian.conf file bu
ne so.
- Original Message -
From: "WCBaker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 19:22
Subject: 2 character sets at the same time
> Hi!
>
> I would like to be able to use BOTH Japanese characters and English in
> mySQL. I am
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