Comments on: Instructions for adding a new Unicode collation http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/ By MySQL development-department workers Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:58:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Giao Vu http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-1001 Giao Vu Mon, 01 Dec 2008 07:19:17 +0000 http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-1001 I didn't expect that the xml tags got "eaten" in the process. The correct code should be: <s>\u00E0</s><t>\u00C0</t> so on and so forth I didn’t expect that the xml tags got “eaten” in the process. The correct code should be:
<s>\u00E0</s><t>\u00C0</t>
so on and so forth

]]> By: Giao Vu http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-1000 Giao Vu Mon, 01 Dec 2008 07:14:59 +0000 http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-1000 I think the problem was due to the fact that the example doesn't have the codes for á,à,... I inserted the following code right after the A clause, and the SELECT statement works for me: \u00E0\u00C0 \u1EA3\u1EA2 \u00E3\u00C3 \u00E1\u00C1 \u1EA1\u1EA0 I think the problem was due to the fact that the example doesn’t have the codes for á,à,… I inserted the following code right after the A clause, and the SELECT statement works for me:
\u00E0\u00C0
\u1EA3\u1EA2
\u00E3\u00C3
\u00E1\u00C1
\u1EA1\u1EA0

]]> By: Tam De http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-697 Tam De Fri, 10 Oct 2008 23:26:15 +0000 http://blogs.mysql.com/peterg/2008/05/19/instructions-for-adding-a-new-unicode-collation/#comment-697 Hi Alex and Peter, I tried this with version 5.0.67-win32 with the second method. I could change my fields to utf8_vietnamese_ci collation, but I run queries to test and it doesn't seem to work. Test query: SELECT letter FROM letters WHERE letter='a' COLLATE utf8_vietnamese1_ci; It only give me 'a','A'. Not á,à ... Do you know how to check if I did it wrong or this version doesn't support it? Thanks. TD Hi Alex and Peter,
I tried this with version 5.0.67-win32 with the second method. I could change my fields to utf8_vietnamese_ci collation, but I run queries to test and it doesn’t seem to work.
Test query: SELECT letter FROM letters WHERE letter=’a’ COLLATE utf8_vietnamese1_ci;
It only give me ‘a’,'A’.
Not á,à …
Do you know how to check if I did it wrong or this version doesn’t support it?

Thanks.

TD

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