Hello,
I’ve got a problem finding tickets with accented characters. To test,
I’ve generated a ticket with a subject containing my last name,
“M�ller”. When searching it, I get the correct display in the web page
search mask, namely
Status = open [delete]
Subject LIKE m�ller [delete]
Status = new [delete]
But I don’t find the ticket. This is what I find in the query log
(PostgreSQL 7.4.1 on Debian unstable for the whole thing including the
browser):
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-1] LOG: statement: SELECT count(main.id) FROM Tickets main WHERE ((main.EffectiveId
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-2] = main.id)) AND ((main.Status != ‘deleted’)) AND ((main.Type = ‘ticket’)) AND ( ( (main.Subject ILIKE ‘%m\203ller%’) ) AND (
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-3] (main.Status =
‘open’)OR(main.Status = ‘new’) ) )
Sorry, this is garbled. The string around ILIKE above reads like this in
Emacs hexl-mode:
00000130: 6d61 696e 2e53 7562 6a65 6374 2049 4c49 main.Subject ILI
00000140: 4b45 2027 256d c35c 3230 33c2 bc6c 6c65 KE ‘%m.\203…lle
00000150: 7225 2729 2029 2041 4e44 2028 0a4d 6172 r%’) ) AND (.Mar
Or, with od:
1776600 e sp = sp ’ t i c k e t ’ ) ) sp A
1776620 N D sp ( sp ( sp ( m a i n . S u b
1776640 j e c t sp I L I K E sp ’ % m C
1776660 2 0 3 B < l l e r % ’ ) sp ) sp A
1776700 N D sp ( nl M a r sp sp 2 sp 1 6 : 1
1776720 2 : 2 3 sp s p r u c e sp p o s t
My database is configured to have a standard encoding of UNICODE.
If I search for a string with no accented characters, I find the
ticket(s) no problem.
TIA!
Best,
–Toni++
Hi,
00000140: 4b45 2027 256d c35c 3230 33c2 bc6c 6c65 KE '%m.\203…lle
if it were correct, this line should rather read similar to
00000140: 4b45 2027 256d c2 bc6c 6c65 …
with the sequence c3 5c 32 30 33 clipped.
At least, this is suggested when I query the same thing with psql.
Best,
–Toni++
I have the same problem with with searching russion utf8 character!
I’m using Mysql 4.0.16, perl 5.8.3, apache 1.3.27+mod_perl
Toni Mueller wrote:
Hello,
I’ve got a problem finding tickets with accented characters. To test,
I’ve generated a ticket with a subject containing my last name,
“Müller”. When searching it, I get the correct display in the web page
search mask, namely
Status = open [delete]
Subject LIKE müller [delete]
Status = new [delete]
But I don’t find the ticket. This is what I find in the query log
(PostgreSQL 7.4.1 on Debian unstable for the whole thing including the
browser):
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-1] LOG: statement: SELECT count(main.id) FROM Tickets main WHERE ((main.EffectiveId
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-2] = main.id)) AND ((main.Status != ‘deleted’)) AND ((main.Type = ‘ticket’)) AND ( ( (main.Subject ILIKE ‘%m\203ller%’) ) AND (
Mar 2 16:12:23 spruce postgres[4294]: [16-3] (main.Status =
‘open’)OR(main.Status = ‘new’) ) )
Sorry, this is garbled. The string around ILIKE above reads like this in
Emacs hexl-mode:
00000130: 6d61 696e 2e53 7562 6a65 6374 2049 4c49 main.Subject ILI
00000140: 4b45 2027 256d c35c 3230 33c2 bc6c 6c65 KE ‘%m.\203…lle
00000150: 7225 2729 2029 2041 4e44 2028 0a4d 6172 r%’) ) AND (.Mar
Or, with od:
1776600 e sp = sp ’ t i c k e t ’ ) ) sp A
1776620 N D sp ( sp ( sp ( m a i n . S u b
1776640 j e c t sp I L I K E sp ’ % m C
1776660 2 0 3 B < l l e r % ’ ) sp ) sp A
1776700 N D sp ( nl M a r sp sp 2 sp 1 6 : 1
1776720 2 : 2 3 sp s p r u c e sp p o s t
My database is configured to have a standard encoding of UNICODE.
If I search for a string with no accented characters, I find the
ticket(s) no problem.
TIA!
Best,
–Toni++
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