If your website was upgraded from a version of Drupal before version 7.5: The character set and collation for database tables are most likely not appropriate for utf8mb4. In this case, you must manually alter the tables, or instead use a tool such as utf8mb4 Convert.
Ensure that your database backups will accept these characters.
The mysqldump command, used for creating database backups and copies, can use configuration overrides beyond those provided by Cloud Platform. These overrides are made in a file called ~/.my.cnf that you can create on the infrastructure for one or more environments.
The contents of the ~/.my.cnf file should be as follows:
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If your website was upgraded from a version of Drupal before version 7.5: The character set and collation for database tables are most likely not appropriate for utf8mb4. In this case, you must manually alter the tables, or instead use a tool such as utf8mb4 Convert.
Ensure that your database backups will accept these characters.
The mysqldump command, used for creating database backups and copies, can use configuration overrides beyond those provided by Cloud Platform. These overrides are made in a file called ~/.my.cnf that you can create on the infrastructure for one or more environments.
The contents of the ~/.my.cnf file should be as follows:
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.