Hello.
> `key` varchar(255) character set utf8 collate utf8_bin NOT NULL
All your character_set_xxx variables have a 'latin1' value, while
the `key` column has utf8. In my opinion, this is the root of the
problem.
Marco P$hler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Please, send the output o
> Please, send the output of the following statement executed both on
> master and slave:
>
> show variables like '%char%';
mysql> show global variables like 'c%';
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| Variable_name| Value |
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Hello.
Please, send the output of the following statement executed both on
master and slave:
show variables like '%char%';
Send the definition of your table as well:
SHOW CREATE TABLE sum_day_key_requests;
Marco P$hler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to repl
Am Dienstag, den 09.08.2005, 17:57 +0400 schrieb Alexey Polyakov:
> If charsets/collations are not set explicitly in my.cnf, server could
> be using ones specified during compilation.
> To check charsets and collations on the running server do:
> show global variables like 'c%';
Thanks.
I execute
> The only idea, which came into my mind, is that the server use different
> default charsets or collations. I checked the configurations and can't
> find a difference. Is there a possibility to check the default charsets
> and collations on the running server ?
If charsets/collations are not set
