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MySQL thinks É and E are the same and thus throw an exception saying Duplicate entry ‘CLEME’ for key ‘PRIMARY’
MySQL is 5.1.30 and the table uses utf8-unicode-ci and the field is defined as follows:
search_key varchar(120) CHARACTER SET latin1 NOT NULL,
Is there a way to let this field know they are not the same?
Thanks!
Change the character set of the field to UTF-8 as well. Also, set the connection character set to UTF-8 when you do the insert.