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what happened when compare two different character sets and collations
Posted by: aaron chan
Date: February 26, 2019 04:01AM

I have three tables: tt1,tt2 and tt3.

tt1 has a column which character set = utf8 and collation = utf8_general_ci,
tt2 has a column which character set = utf8mb4 and collation = utf8mb4_unicode_ci,
tt3 has a column which character set = utf8mb4 and collation = utf8mb4_general_ci.

when I compare tt1 and tt2,for example:select * from tt1,tt2 where tt1.col=tt2.col,It works fine.
however when I compare tt2 and tt3 using the select statement,it shows me "Illegal mix of collations".

so what happened where compare two different character sets and collations?

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