At 19:11 +0400 3/29/02, bar@stripped wrote:
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>ChangeSet
> 1.1178 02/03/29 19:11:06 bar@stripped +3 -0
> Now this syntax works too: CONVERT(string,charset_to,charset_from)
> where charset_to and charset_from are expressions. For example:
That seems backward.
Wouldn't it be more consistent with other functions to list the
arguments in charset_from, charset_to order? Consider, for example,
that CONV() syntax is CONV(n,from_base,to_base), and REPLACE is
REPLACE(str,from_str,to_str).
| Thread |
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| • bk commit into 4.1 tree | bar | 29 Mar |
| • Re: bk commit into 4.1 tree | Paul DuBois | 29 Mar |
| • Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Paul DuBois | 18 Oct |
| • Re: Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Peter Zaitsev | 18 Oct |
| • Re: Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Paul DuBois | 18 Oct |
| • Re: Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Shurik) Barkov | 20 Oct |
| • Re: Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Michael Widenius | 20 Oct |
| • Re: Question about CONVERT(str,charset_to,charset_from) | Paul DuBois | 18 Oct |