Re: MySQL: Collation?
| From: | Chris | Date: | Sat, 14 May 2005 01:35:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: MySQL: Collation? | ||
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Sam Smith wrote:
I need a new book? What's up with this filtering thing, "Collation" in phpMyAdmin? It's defaulting to latin1_swdish_ci. What can I just set it to to forget about it till I can read up on it? This is a PHP mailing list, not a phpMyAdmin or MySQL ... (just needed to get that off my chest)That's the Character Set / Collation for the MySQL client I imagine. Leave it latin1_swedish_ci , unless you know your database is using UTF-8, or something else. MySQL defaults .to latin1 / latin1_swedish_ci, if you start seeing question marks in data you retrieve from the database, that would be an indication that you're using the wrong character set. Chris