You might want to check your version of MySQL. It works in 5.0 but I
don’t know when it was fixed. Older versions viewed string length as
byte length. As long as you stayed in ACSII, everything was the same,
but as soon as you started using multi-byte characters, it all fell
apart.
On May
Hi Szymon,
Not absolutely sure this is where the problem lies but I'd say check
the collation used for your table in MySQL.
Cyril
On 13 May 2008, at 09:24, Szymon wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm using MySQL as my backend. Everytime when I want save a utf-8
> string there is warning that string h
Hello,
I'm using MySQL as my backend. Everytime when I want save a utf-8
string there is warning that string has been truncated. Ie. I have
model with CharField(max_length=10), then want to add string
żźćźżąłśćó it throw warning.
What can I do to override that?
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