I’ve just noticed that individual tables are set to the wrong collation in phpmyadmin. I will have to search through each table in every database and convert all the text and varchar settings.
I’ve just noticed that individual tables are set to the wrong collation in phpmyadmin. I will have to search through each table in every database and convert all the text and varchar settings.
I decided I had to change all the collations on the databases and tables.
Using phpMyAdmin, I ran the command
show databases
Then I copy the results to Textpad and use the following regular expressions:
# ^([^#^\n])(.*)\n => \1\2\n\n
# ^([^#^\n])(.*)\n => ALTER DATABASE \1\2 COLLATE utf8_general_ci ;\n
Similarly for each table in each database:
show tables
# ^([^#^\n])(.*)\n => \1\2\n\n
# ^([^#^\n])(.*)\n => ALTER TABLE \1\2 COLLATE utf8_general_ci ;\n
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