After seeing Marcus Adams' answer I realized that the REPLACE function could be the solution for this problem, although he didn't mentioned this function. As I have only two different combining characters (acute and tilde), combined with other ASCII characters, for example j with tilde, j with acute, m with...
mysql,character-encoding,collation
When you create your database, you can choose a default... Character set to define how your characters are stored. Collation to define how your characters are sorted and searched. You give a command like this: CREATE DATABASE mydata CHARACTER SET = utf8mb4 COLLATE = utf8mb4_unicode_ci phpMyAdmin has a dialog box...
mysql,character-encoding,internationalization,collation
When you create your database, you can choose a default... Character set to define how your characters are stored. Collation to define how your characters are sorted and searched. You give a command like this: CREATE DATABASE mydata CHARACTER SET = utf8mb4 COLLATE = utf8mb4_unicode_ci phpMyAdmin has a dialog box...
You can change the collation for the purposes of the join. The syntax would be something like this: Select * From TableA Inner Join TableB On TableA.StringColumn = TableB.StringColumn Collate Collation_Name_Here ...
Given that you are deleting, you don't need to select srtTxt other than the partition, so all that is needed is: WITH CTE AS ( SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY srtTxt COLLATE Latin1_General_CS_AS ORDER BY ID) AS DuplicateCount FROM dbo.tblLang ) DELETE FROM CTE WHERE DuplicateCount > 1; However, if you...
c#,sqlite,sorting,collation,ibatis
User-defined functions and collations are a feature of the ADO.NET driver, not the ORM that sits on top of it. The SQlite ADO.Net driver does allow you to define custom functions, check the second answer to this question : /// <summary> /// User-defined collating sequence using the current UI culture....
mysql,opencart,collation,mariadb,storage-engines
Its OK if you know what you're doing and why you are doing it. Different engines use memory and disk storage very differently. For an OLTP type system InnoDB is usually more sensible than MyISAM (did you check the contention before trying a different engine?). But any memory you add...
php,mysql,character-encoding,collation
this problem sounds like you've missed to specify a character encoding somewhere. to solve this, simply make sure you've set character encoding to utf-8 everywere (it doesn't actually need to be utf-8, just the same everywhere - but if you've messed up something and need to change some places anyway,...
I found the solution! I found out that, collation has impact only for ordering. I'm using fulltext search so I need to change fulltext indexes. Here is how I did if anyone else need do the same.. IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sys.fulltext_indexes WHERE object_id = object_id('Product')) DROP FULLTEXT INDEX...
You can specify a collation by building up the SQL clause and passing it to order_by(). For example: collated = Clause(MyModel.field, SQL('COLLATE NOCASE')) MyModel.select().order_by(collated, MyModel.other_field) For the index unfortunately you will need to create that by hand as peewee does not know how to add collation information to the CREATE...
If things are working in phpMyAdmin, but not on your own web pages, it's likely to be a problem with the character encoding of your web pages. Assuming you're using an HTML5 doctype, try just adding: <meta charset="utf-8"> to the <HEAD> section of your site. Basically, from your comments and...
sql,sql-server,sql-server-2008,collation
From one of the comments, sounds like you may have already hit on this, but here's what I would recommend: UPDATE TABLE SET VALUE = CAST((CAST(VALUE AS INT) + 1) AS VARCHAR) OUTPUT inserted.VALUE WHERE NAME = 'SOME_NAME' This will output the new value like a SELECT statement does. You...
Try this: SELECT shrt_Txt, count(*) FROM (SELECT shrt_Txt COLLATE Latin1_General_CS_AS AS shrt_Txt FROM tblLangUS) AS T GROUP BY shrt_Txt HAVING count(*) > 1 ...
asp.net,sql-server,sql-server-2012,collation
I changed the database servers collation and that worked. Apparently, temp tables were being populated by a stored procedure and choking since the database and the server were different collation.
What is the datatype of kat.kategorie ? GROUP_CONCAT( kat.kategorie ORDER BY CONVERT(kat.kategorie USING utf8) COLLATE utf8_czech_ci ) You may also need a call to CAST(... AS CHAR). In the future, do not mix CHARACTER SETs. GROUP_CONCAT, and a couple of other functions that involve combining things, have a problem in...
php,mysql,bash,utf-8,collation
I assume your input file is encoded in utf8. If not, change the encodings below appropriately. Just a guess but maybe for scripts executed by PHP a wrong LANG is set or it is missing and the default is not utf-8. Try to set LANG explicitly in your import.sh: export...
php,mysql,regex,collation,unicode-normalization
Here's what I ended up doing. Seems to have negligible impact on performance. (I noticed none!) First, a function that converts the query word into a regular expression iterating the variants: function iast_normalize_regex($str) { $subst = [ 'a|ā', 'd|ḍ', 'e|ӗ', 'h|ḥ', 'i|ī', 'l|ḷ|ḹ', 'm|ṁ|ṃ', 'n|ñ|ṅ|ṇ', 'r|ṛ|ṝ', 's|ś|ṣ', 't|ṭ', 'u|ū' ];...
python,mysql,encoding,collation,gensim
I think that your MYSQLdb python library doesn't know it's supposed to encode to utf8 and is encoding to the default python system-defined charset latin1. When you connect() to your database, pass the charset='utf8' parameter. This should also make a manual SET NAMES...
MySQL's character sets and collations can be interpreted as a top-down list of prioritized items. The topmost is least priority and the bottommost is most priority. Order of precedence with topmost being least precedence: Server collation Connection-specific collation Database collation Table collation Column collation Query collation (using CAST or CONVERT)...
c#,sql-server,character-encoding,collation
Apparently, "\xCA" is a non-breaking space on the Mac — the same as "\xA0" on Windows and in ISO-Latin-1, and " " in HTML. http://use.perl.org/use.perl.org/commentsf6b4-3.html?sid=18447&op=reply&threshold=0&commentsort=0&mode=thread So when using UTF-8 encoding it just knows that this is a nonsense char and can be skipped, so the strings are equal using (StreamReader...
If you migrate a database by backing it up and restoring it, it will maintain its collation as well as the collation for all objects it contains, so that in itself will not cause a problem if you do it for all databases. If you migrate by scripting objects and...
Right-click on table name and choose Design. Then select column and go to Collation in column properties tab (inside Table Designer group). ...
sql-server,collation,string-comparison
In T/SQL the string constant 'БHО' is an ANSI string, and 'Б' is not available so you'll get the question marks that @EduardUta queried. You need to work with Unicode strings, using the N prefix for string constants and nvarchar. Try this; SELECT Veri from tblTest where CAST(Veri COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS...
I got it to work, But the problem was not with the code. It seems that the column in the table that i was reading has collation set to ' utf8_general_ci ' not sure what that means. But when i removed that setting , it all worked as expected. But...
In Croatian language the letters nj together are effectively treated as a single letter as is lj. This is known as a digraph. It appears that SQL Server is also treating these letters in the same way. Consider the following 4 statements: CREATE TABLE nj (ID INT) CREATE TABLE nJ...
Thanks to @vhu for marking this as duplicate. Answer Courtesy: @Marvin W I modified my table and that fixed my problem. ALTER TABLE xyz CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET utf8; ...
mysql,collation,case-sensitive
Looks like you have the following options: Convert your binary column to a none binary text column, using a temp column because binary columns cannot be case in-sensitive Use the Convert function as the link you mentioned Use the Lower or Upper methods If you really want the column be...
solr,collation,spell-checking,search-suggestion
I got the answer of my question. After depth reading, I found the logic behind collations. 1) spellcheck.maxCollations: It just make collation candidates to test against the index. 2) spellcheck.maxCollationTries : It evaluates the collations that builds at the time of spellcheck.maxCollations. If we set the value of spellcheck.maxCollationTries low,...
Why have a COLLATE clause when comparing a BIGINTs compared to literal numbers? Remove the COLLATE clause in the UPDATE statement. -- This is the main solution, as per OP's comments. Is the code inside a Stored Routine that was build with latin1? Do SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE (or FUNCTION)...
If you are just looking to alter your column's collation property, you could just do something like this: /* Change the database collation */ ALTER TABLE PHONEBOOK ALTER COLUMN NAME VARCHAR(50) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_Cp437_CI_AI NULL --change this to match your collation needs You will want to select a collation name that...
This affects how the strings are sorted and compared. From the docs: latin1_german1_ci (dictionary) rules: Ä = A Ö = O Ü = U ß = s latin1_german2_ci (phone-book) rules: Ä = AE Ö = OE Ü = UE ß = ss This means that if you define a column...
Perfectly safe -- the collation is just telling Postgres which set of rules to apply when sorting text. You can even set it dynamically on a query basis in the order by clause, and should be able to alter it without needing to dump the database....