Hi, i have a collation problem the data coming from view_table2 is collation : TURKISH_CI_AS
and my table1 is TURKISH_CI_AL my code is below and i couldn't fix the problem the message is Cannot resolve collation conflict for equal to operation. how may i equal the the different collations in this code... Thanks
the issue is i have a bigger main table and i created a view due to some criterias from the bigger main table . i want that when i run this code the added data in view_table2 (coming from the bigger main table , it is getting more datas everyday) comes to table1 with looking at the not existing new col1 values
INSERT INTO table1
SELECT DISTINCT col1,col2,col3,col4,
col5 FROM view_table2 VT
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 'X' FROM table1 TP
WHERE VT.col1=TP.col2)
GO
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SELECT *
FROM Table1 INNER JOIN TABLE2 ON Table1.FIELD1 COLLATE TURKISH_CI_AL = Table2.FIELD1 COLLATE TURKISH_CI_AL
WHERE TABLE1.Field2 COLLATE TURKISH_CI_AS = TABLE2.Field2 COLLATE TURKISH_CI_AS
As shown above the only thing you need is to put the collate COLLATION_NAME after the fields you want to compare.
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by: angelIIIPosted on 2009-11-04 at 01:04:43ID: 25737538
WHERE VT.col1=TP.col2
are likely of 2 different collations.
you can use the COLLATE syntax there:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/r