and the follow-up
witango is case insensitive. seems that mysql is also case insensitive.
How do I set a look-up that is case sensitive? So that password is not
the same as ?
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From: Roland Dumas [mailto:radu...@mac.com]
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To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Witango-Talk: case matching
and the follow-up
witango is case insensitive. seems that mysql is also case insensitive.
How do I set a look-up that is case sensitive? So that password is not
the same
do
MD5(password_column) as a custom search criteria column.
Since I use Witango 5.5 and MS SQL primarily, YMMV
Robert
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To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Witango-Talk: case matching
and the follow-up
witango is case insensitive. seems that mysql is also case insensitive.
How do I set a look-up that is case sensitive? So that password is not
the same as
MySQL is not case insensitive. MySQL can EITHER be case sensitive, or case
insensitive.
When you setup a database, or table, or even at the column level, there is a
COLLATION option. So if you are using encoding of UTF8, then you are probably
using collation of utf8_general_ci. That ci on the
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@cipher in witango 5.0?
if so, can this be done in the search action?
On Apr 20, 2010, at 11:14 AM, Robert Shubert wrote:
@IF @CIPHER action=hash type=md5 str
hmm, playing with this. For UTF8, the collation options are utf8_bin and then a
series of language specific _ci options.
for ascii, there are choices of ascii_bin and ascii_general_ci
etc.
On Apr 20, 2010, at 12:32 PM, Robert Garcia wrote:
MySQL is not case insensitive. MySQL can EITHER be
ok, I see. If I set char set at ascii and collation at ascii_bin, then the
match becomes case sensitive. Simplest solution. thank you, again.
On Apr 20, 2010, at 12:32 PM, Robert Garcia wrote:
MySQL is not case insensitive. MySQL can EITHER be case sensitive, or case
insensitive.
When
utf8_bin, is case sensitive. You want to use utf8_general or utf8_general_ci
for mostly text fields.
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