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I gave up on MySQL a long time ago, when I realized that I had to activate special types of settings just to make Unicode characters work in tables. In Postgre
by TedShiller 6y ago
I gave up on MySQL a long time ago, when I realized that I had to activate special types of settings just to make Unicode characters work in tables.
In Postgres, it just works out of the box.
- chrisan 6y agoMust have been more than 10 years ago when utf8mb4 was added where you don't have to activate any kind of special settings. I was using MSSQL prior to 2010 so I have no idea of MySQL unicode handling before that
- lmm 6y ago> Must have been more than 10 years ago when utf8mb4 was added where you don't have to activate any kind of special settings. Less than 10 years ago; MySQL 5.5 went GA in December 2010.