Mr Alain KABUIKA wrote:
> I have made a script in PHP which creates a table in my MySQL database on Linux
>environment.
> When I run the script and give the name of table to create, there isn't problem if
>I'm using ASCII; but if I use a Japanese Charater encoded (JIS), I'm getting error
>message on those encoded characters, they are converted in ASCII codes with special
>charters + numbers, and mysql cannot takes it for a name of table!.
>
> I need help on this matter.
Most places in MySQL accept anything if you provide them between `
marks. And watch out they are not ' but `
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