MySQL Solution to garbled comments in phpmyadmin after inserting SQL statements: first query the sql statement, then add the statement [set names gbk] to the code to change the encoding; finally reopen it and the display will be correct.
MySQL Solution to garbled comments in phpmyadmin after inserting SQL statements:
1. First query sql statement
#2. I found that there was no problem with the SQL statement. It felt like it was a display encoding problem, so I used set names gbk to change the encoding and tried it.
3. The display is OK
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