On Tuesday 26 August 2003 04:54, you wrote:
By client character set I assume you mean what do I type into mysql?
utf-8. I think. How can I tell?
If you
- don't specify default-character-set in the my.cnf for the client
- don't run mysql --default-character-set=utf8
- don't execute SET CHARACTER
John Francis Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've downloaded 4.1 and am experimenting with a thai-english word list
to discover just how this will work with mysql.
So far I'm not having success.
First I tried
create table words (
thai varchar(30) character set tis620,
thai_sense
Hello,
I've downloaded 4.1 and am experimenting with a thai-english word list
to discover just how this will work with mysql.
So far I'm not having success.
First I tried
create table words (
thai varchar(30) character set tis620,
thai_sense int,
english varchar(30) character set
