As the only way to get it working with mysql seems to remove the function, what's about simply putting the code into an if-statement that checks for mysql as Backend ? Or better - run the query and check if it is supported without throwning the error.as far as i remember this is a problem of mysql versions, the stable release dosn't support this feature right now and is only available in the unstable betas - it was necessary to support different language encodings i think...
The transactions are not aborted because of this error. SET NAMES is only supported in 4.1+. If you run the query and it fails then this will be logged. OpenCA::DBI runs the query but ignores the result. So no problem at all.
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