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Can't search query correctly with non-ASCII chars

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Issue Summary

Can’t search query correctly with non-ASCII chars.

Steps to Reproduce

Make query which has non-ASCII chars name or description
Search with non-ASCII chars

e.g.

There is a query which has non-ASCII chars ユーザ.

Search with ユーザ, then no quries in the result.

When I search with ユー, then hit correctly.

I guess that Query.search(in #2041) has changed this behavior. But I have no idea what we should fix it with keeping full text search feature.

Technical details:

Redash Version: master
Browser/OS: Version 67.0.3396.87 (Official Build) (64-bit)
How did you install Redash: Docker

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 5 years ago
Comments:8 (7 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

arikfrcommented, May 12, 2019

@deecay adding an option to enable simpler search sounds good to me. Considering the global usage of Redash, I expect this to be popular enough to put in Organization Settings UI.

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deecaycommented, May 12, 2019

Hi @jezdez,

Could we bring back the naive and slow LIKE search as an option? Maybe an ENV variable LEGACY_FULL_TEXT_SEARCH or something to switch between two ways of searching?

For me, being able to search in multi-byte is far more critical than having faster and more modern tsvector textsearch.

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