It works the way you want with this data when your query is written:
SELECT nev FROM hosoktest WHERE nev = ('pokember' OR 'Pokember');
Regards,
Doug
On Thu, 27 Dec 2001 01:33:57 +0100, Barnabas BONA wrote:
> If I execute the following select:
> SELECT nev FROM hosoktest WHERE nev = 'pokember' OR nev = \
> 'Pokember'
> I got only 'pokember' but 'Pokember' not...
>
> If I execute the following:
> SELECT nev FROM hosoktest WHERE nev = 'Pokember' OR nev = \
> 'pokember'
> I got only 'Pokember'.
>
> If I execute:
> SELECT nev FROM hosoktest WHERE nev = 'Pokember'
> I got correctly 'Pokember' only.
>
> If I execute:
> SELECT nev FROM hosoktest WHERE nev = 'pokember'
> I got correctly 'pokember' only.
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