utf 8 - MySQL utf8_czech_ci vs utf8_general_ci -
i have application based in czech language, why uft8_czech_ci.
given example:
where `firstname` = 'ales' collate utf8_czech_ci i unable find result aleš (which common czech name). when try this:
where `firstname` = 'ales' collate utf8_general_ci it successfuly finds aleš. utf8_czech_ci definition in mysql incorrect? don't want blindly start using general_ci.
thanks.
the reason š , s 2 different letters in cz alphabet, that's that's why it's not found when using utf8_czech_ci collation.
see http://collation-charts.org/mysql60/mysql604.utf8_general_ci.european.html , http://collation-charts.org/mysql60/mysql604.utf8_czech_ci.html
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