On Wednesday 08 January 2003 03:17, Adam Dershewitz wrote:
> After digging through the mysql web site and hunting on google I couldn't
> find the answer to a problem that I am having.
>
> It looks like MySQL is having problems differentiating between the
> "Т"(ascii 244) and the "o" characters. If you create the table from the
> SQL below and then try to run the first two insert statements it will give
> you a duplicate error even though they are different. If you look at the
> data in the table it will be the first one that got inserted so if you
> delete the data and switch the order of the inserts then the other one will
> show up correctly. The two select statements both return then same data.
>
> CREATE TABLE Test
> (Test VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
> UNIQUE U1Test (Test));
>
> insert into Test(Test) VALUES('Т')
> insert into Test(Test) VALUES('o')
> select * from Test where Test = 'Т'
> select * from Test where Test = 'o'
Check that you specify appropriate character set for MySQL server. If no, set
up default-character-set and re-create indexes.
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