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Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up mysql: error code [1267]; Illegal mix of collations (latin1_general_cs,IMPLICIT) and (latin1_swedish_ci,IMPLICIT) for operation '=' up vote 2 down vote favorite I want to make the password column of my User table to be case sensitive in mysql. Following is the description of the table: /*Table: mst_user*/ FIELD TYPE COLLATION ------------- illegal mix of collations for operation 'like' ------------ ----------------- user_id VARCHAR(100) latin1_swedish_ci first_name VARCHAR(25) latin1_swedish_ci last_name VARCHAR(25) latin1_swedish_ci USER_PASSWORD VARCHAR(50) latin1_swedish_ci user_status INT(11) (NULL) version_id INT(11) (NULL) active_status INT(11) (NULL) user_type INT(11) (NULL) To make the USER_PASSWORD field case sensitive I executed following query: ALTER TABLE `mst_user` MODIFY `USER_PASSWORD` VARCHAR(50) COLLATE `latin1_general_cs`; This worked and the field is now case sensitive. But I have a store procedure which executes a SELECT query on this table to check if the user exists for the given credentials. Stored Proc:: CREATE PROCEDURE `usp_password_verify`(ip_login_id VARCHAR(200), ip_user_password VARCHAR(200), INOUT success INT(1), INOUT tbl_usr_password VARCHAR(100), INOUT pkg_user_password VARCHAR(100)) BEGIN SELECT COUNT(*) INTO success FROM mst_user WHERE UPPER (user_id) = UPPER (ip_login_id) AND USER_PASSWORD=ip_user_password; SET tbl_usr_password = ''; SET pkg_user_password= ''; END$$ When I call this stored proc from my java code I am getting the following error: **error code [1267]; Illegal mix of collations (latin1_general_cs,IMPLICIT) and (latin1_swedish_ci,IMPLICIT) for operation '='** Can anyone help what is wrong with this? Something that works as a simple query gives error while executing it in a stored proc!? mysql sql mysql
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