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CONVERT() - Character Set Conversion
How to convert a character string into a given character set using the CONVERT() function?
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CONVERT(str USING charset) is a MySQL built-in function that
converts a character string into a given character set.
For example:
SET @str = 'FYICenter'; SELECT @str, LENGTH(@str); -- +-----------+--------------+ -- | @str | LENGTH(@str) | -- +-----------+--------------+ -- | FYICenter | 9 | -- +-----------+--------------+ SELECT CONVERT(@str USING utf8mb4), LENGTH(CONVERT(@str USING utf8mb4)); -- +-----------------------------+-------------------------------------+ -- | CONVERT(@str USING utf8mb4) | LENGTH(CONVERT(@str USING utf8mb4)) | -- +-----------------------------+-------------------------------------+ -- | FYICenter | 9 | -- +-----------------------------+-------------------------------------+
Note that the CONVERT() function has another syntax version CONVERT(exp, type) to perform data type conversion, which is equivalent to the CAST() function. For example,
SET @exp = '-1.99 USD'; SELECT @exp, CONVERT(@exp, SIGNED INTEGER), CONVERT(@exp, UNSIGNED INTEGER); -- +-----------+-------------------------------+---------------------------------+ -- | @exp | CONVERT(@exp, SIGNED INTEGER) | CONVERT(@exp, UNSIGNED INTEGER) | -- +-----------+-------------------------------+---------------------------------+ -- | -1.00 USD | -1 | 18446744073709551615 | -- +-----------+-------------------------------+---------------------------------+ SELECT @exp, CAST(@exp AS SIGNED INTEGER), CAST(@exp AS UNSIGNED INTEGER); -- +-----------+------------------------------+--------------------------------+ -- | @exp | CAST(@exp AS SIGNED INTEGER) | CAST(@exp AS UNSIGNED INTEGER) | -- +-----------+------------------------------+--------------------------------+ -- | -1.99 USD | -1 | 18446744073709551615 | -- +-----------+------------------------------+--------------------------------+
Reference information of the CONVERT() function:
CONVERT(str USING charset): newstr Converts a character string into a given character set. Arguments, return value and availability: str: Required. The character string to be converted. charset: Required. The character set to be converted to. newstr: Return value. The converted character string. Available since MySQL 4.0. CONVERT(exp, type): val Casts an expression to a value of the given data type. Arguments, return value and availability: exp: Required. The expression to be converted. type: Required. The data type to be converted to. val: Return value. The converted value of the given type. Available since MySQL 4.0.
Related MySQL functions:
⇒ DEFAULT() - Table Column Default Value
⇐ COALESCE() - Finding First Non-NULL Value
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