> thanks for the reply, but when I typed "mysql" I meant it without
the "d".
Yes, I understand, and I see that it is in the help, but it was my
understanding the the character set (at this time) MUST be selected on
the server and cannot be selected on the client, but perhaps I am
wrong. This
hello ken,
thanks for the reply, but when I typed "mysql" I meant it without the "d".
I'm using the client for lots of batch i/o, little utilities and quick
maintenance. I'm using it on quite a couple of systems (linux in all flavors
and FreeBSD), but only on one of this systems it shows this
Hi Sasha,
I assume it not a mistake (as you typed 'mysql' twice), but mysql
is the name of the client program, you must start the server program
(safe_mysqld) with the --default-character-set=latin_de. First use
mysqladmin to shutdown the server, then restart it with safe_mysqld.
Also I woul
