Re: Comments on draft-shafranovich-mime-sql-03

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> The question is what happens when the SQL file itself carries no
> charset information, such as when using "mysql-dump" with the
> "--skip-set-charset" option. According to MYSQL, UTF-8 would be used
> in v5.1+ and ASCII in versions prior to that. Perhaps, we should leave
> "charset" as an optional parameter for cases like these, and just take
> out the default value.

That sounds to me like the way to go.  Perhaps a "MUST use" the
charset parameter when the SQL file carries no charset information,
"MUST NOT use" otherwise?

Barry


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