FishEye 2.4 : About Database Encoding
This page last changed on Oct 14, 2010 by alui.
It is possible to have files in your repository whose names differ only in case, e.g. Foo.java and foo.java. Hence, your database will need to use rules for comparing string values which recognise that upper and lower case letters are different, that is, a 'case sensitive collation'. If your database was not created according to these instructions: Migrating to an External Database, then you may be using a case-insensitive and/or non-UTF8 collation. If so, FishEye will display the following message at the bottom of your screen: "Your database is not using a case sensitive UTF8 encoding for character fields." The following sections provide instructions for changing your database collation for each database type supported for FishEye/Crucible. On this page: MySQL
PostgreSQL
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