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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 06/09/05 18:22
Bob Bedford wrote:
> I've no access to mysql NG, so I ask here:
>
> I've two identical tables (wich are created by usins the same script,
> but must be separated).
>
> When I execute a query wich return fields and do a UNION between them, I
> get:
> Illegal mix of collations for operation 'UNION'
>
> I had an old mysql version on the server, and since my ISP upgraded, I
> have problems with collations. The base is now in latin1_swedish_ci, and
> my datas may manage french text.
>
> Why the union doesn't work ? what do I need to do. The entire site is
> working, but not this query. I get crazy.
>
> What should I do, collation for both table are latin1_swedish_ci, and
> also text fields.
>
Bob,
Just a wild guess - but check the collation on your connection. I had
several collation related problems because my tables were
latin1_swedish_ci and the connection was defaulting to utf8.
I have my own server, so I was able to change the default collation for
all connections. Since it looks like you can't do that, you can use the
SET NAMES to change it.
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