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Rob Debbage
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Hello Romain, I believe that the behaviour that you describe is expected, relating to the underlying database (MySQL) being accent insensitive. I base this on your description of "Hello" evaluating the same as "Hëllo"; Although "e" and "ë" have different character codes, they end up with the same weight and compare as equal, resulting in the constraint violation. Per our current documentation, there is no restriction on the use of accented characters: http://documentation.progress.com/output/Rollbase/index.html#page/rb/Rollbase.065.html# At the moment, the issue sounds more like an enhancement request than a product fault, but I would like to assess further. Please could you let me know the following? - When exactly does the MySQL integrity constraint violation occur? - Can you recover after the error occurs? E.g. can you just go back and change the Integration Name and successfully re-submit ? - You mentioned that allowing accents in the integration name causes other problems as well. Please could you provide examples / scenarios ? Thank you in advance for your feedback. Kind regards, Rob
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