Matt,

There's no way that I know of.  Just my 2 cents, but I think that  
case sensitivity with data is a wonderful thing - especially when it  
comes to user authentication.  (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ 
Password_strength)

I think you'll probably have to handle that within the query - or  
just change the username and password to lowercase.

Jon

On Jan 12, 2007, at 11:46 PM, Matt Quackenbush wrote:

> Hello,
>
> After successfully importing my entire MS SQL database and having  
> the Pg
> server up and flying, I decided to make a copy of my site and test
> everything out.  I went to the login screen, filled in my user name  
> and
> password and submitted.  After several unsuccessful attempts, it  
> dawned on
> me what the problem was: I was entering my user name in all lower  
> case,
> while in the database it has mIxEd cAsE.  So, I tried again, using  
> the mixed
> case.  Boom!  Login works.
>
> Now, I know that the table names and columns are case sensitive, and I
> already took care of all of those issues.  But data?  Case  
> sensitive data??
> I'm actually in shock over this one.  Anyways, shock aside, is  
> there some
> way that I can make it not be case sensitive with the data?
>
> While this is an 'okay' solution for a search form, I think it's  
> insane to
> have to resort to the following for a login query:
>
> SELECT userid FROM tbl_user
>    WHERE user_name ILIKE '#form.user_name#'
>       AND user_psswd LIKE '#form.user_psswd#';
>
> or this one:
>
> SELECT userid FROM tbl_user
>    WHERE lower(user_name) = '#lcase(form.user_name)#'
>       AND lower(user_psswd) = '#lcase(form.user_psswd)#';
>
> (Yes, I actually use <cfqueryparam /> in a real query... just  
> didn't want to
> type out the whole thing.)
>
> Again, my question is, and I'm praying hard that the answer is a  
> resounding
> 'YES!', but is there a way to make the data case INsensitive?
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Matt
>
>
> 

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