Hi!
On Jul 27, Peter Szekszardi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have recompiled mysql using the hungarian character set, reindexed all
> the tables,...
> I have strange problem now:
Ok, could you create a test case for that ?
Regards,
Sergei
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Hi,
I have recompiled mysql using the hungarian character set, reindexed all
the tables,...
I have strange problem now:
If I do:
select count(*)
from sites
where match(site_content)
against('tõzsde');
it returns 0.
If I do:
select count(*)
from sites
where site_content like "% tõzsde %";
it retur
Hi,
I have configured MySQL with charset latin2 on a Linux box. I made a big
table with a mediumtext filed and a search engine using MySQL
match-against. On the Linux box everything looked fine. Now we replaced
our server to FreeBSD. I compiled the same source with the same
configuration settings
Hi,
I have configured MySQL with charset latin2 on a Linux box. I made a big
table with a mediumtext filed and a search engine using MySQL
match-against. On the Linux box everything looked fine. Now we replaced
our server to FreeBSD. I compiled the same source with the same
configuration settings
I'm using MySQL 3.23.29-1 on a Red Hat Linux 7.0 platform.
I've all patched the mysql-related bug fixes from Red Hat.
I'm using a pentiumiii 800mhz dual processor system.
I'm using mysql++ c++ api.
My program links well with the sqlplus library and
the mysqlclient library, but when I run the linke
