Re: Support of MySQL with Arabic Language ?
Posted by: KimSeong Loh
Date: September 11, 2006 01:38AM

Should work fine. It will compare with the 1st character stored in the field, but not necessary the 1st Arabic character displayed on the screen since Arabic has reordering.

Depending to the character set you are using, if you have set to a non-Arabic character set like latin1, then it may match multiple values since it is case insensitive and dicritic insensitive.

If you want, you can set the column to case-sensitive with BINARY.

For better use with Arabic, try to use MySQL 4.1 or above which has full Unicode support and Arabic character set and collation should be available.

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