Hi phpmyadmin, I am an aspiring gsoc participant. I have already devised solutions regarding Feature Request Project Enhancements. However to fully understand some of them, I will need to recreate the present scenarios of some of the Feature Requests. For instance, Can i be given a use-case where changing collation changes the data? I have tried creating my own table and changing the column collations only to find my data intact. If you could present to me a step wise use-case, then i could better understand the problem and write a solution strategy. Thanks, Pranav
On 3/6/15 4:29 PM, Pranav Sharma wrote:
Hi phpmyadmin, I am an aspiring gsoc participant. I have already devised solutions regarding Feature Request Project Enhancements. However to fully understand some of them, I will need to recreate the present scenarios of some of the Feature Requests. For instance, Can i be given a use-case where changing collation changes the data? I have tried creating my own table and changing the column collations only to find my data intact. If you could present to me a step wise use-case, then i could better understand the problem and write a solution strategy. Thanks, Pranav
Hello Pranav, and thanks for your interest. I'm not sure whether this problem exists anymore; I just tried to recreate it and I also don't experience any corruption of my data.
It sounds like you've done it correctly; the steps to reproduce used to be creating a column with a particular collation, inserting text, and then changing the collation for that column, causing the data to seemingly change. As Marc noted in the tracker, it only applies when changing the actual column, not database or table collations. Anyway, at this point I can't reproduce it and may need to close the ticket depending on any further input from the other developers.
Thanks ~isaac
Le 2015-03-06 18:19, Isaac Bennetch a écrit :
On 3/6/15 4:29 PM, Pranav Sharma wrote:
Hi phpmyadmin, I am an aspiring gsoc participant. I have already devised solutions regarding Feature Request Project Enhancements. However to fully understand some of them, I will need to recreate the present scenarios of some of the Feature Requests. For instance, Can i be given a use-case where changing collation changes the data? I have tried creating my own table and changing the column collations only to find my data intact. If you could present to me a step wise use-case, then i could better understand the problem and write a solution strategy. Thanks, Pranav
Hello Pranav, and thanks for your interest. I'm not sure whether this problem exists anymore; I just tried to recreate it and I also don't experience any corruption of my data.
It sounds like you've done it correctly; the steps to reproduce used to be creating a column with a particular collation, inserting text, and then changing the collation for that column, causing the data to seemingly change. As Marc noted in the tracker, it only applies when changing the actual column, not database or table collations. Anyway, at this point I can't reproduce it and may need to close the ticket depending on any further input from the other developers.
Thanks ~isaac
This is still problematic; I added an example in https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/feature-requests/946/
On Mar 7, 2015, at 7:22 AM, Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info wrote:
Le 2015-03-06 18:19, Isaac Bennetch a écrit :
On 3/6/15 4:29 PM, Pranav Sharma wrote: Hi phpmyadmin, I am an aspiring gsoc participant. I have already devised solutions regarding Feature Request Project Enhancements. However to fully understand some of them, I will need to recreate the present scenarios of some of the Feature Requests. For instance, Can i be given a use-case where changing collation changes the data? I have tried creating my own table and changing the column collations only to find my data intact. If you could present to me a step wise use-case, then i could better understand the problem and write a solution strategy. Thanks, Pranav
Hello Pranav, and thanks for your interest. I'm not sure whether this problem exists anymore; I just tried to recreate it and I also don't experience any corruption of my data.
It sounds like you've done it correctly; the steps to reproduce used to be creating a column with a particular collation, inserting text, and then changing the collation for that column, causing the data to seemingly change. As Marc noted in the tracker, it only applies when changing the actual column, not database or table collations. Anyway, at this point I can't reproduce it and may need to close the ticket depending on any further input from the other developers.
Thanks ~isaac
This is still problematic; I added an example in https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/feature-requests/946/
Thanks Marc!
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i have a problem while i am trying to open the php files in the phpmyadmin repo present at github it is asking for an user id and password for connecting to phpmyadmin. what should i do?
i am trying to open them in my browser thru xamp.
On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 11:28 PM, Arindam Padhy b113007@iiit-bh.ac.in wrote:
i have a problem while i am trying to open the php files in the phpmyadmin repo present at github it is asking for an user id and password for connecting to phpmyadmin. what should i do?
Arindam Padhy a écrit :
i have a problem while i am trying to open the php files in the phpmyadmin repo present at github it is asking for an user id and password for connecting to phpmyadmin. what should i do?
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