Case Sensitivity in SQL Queries

2001-02-26 Thread Willy Ray


I'm pulling a great big list of faculty names from our mammoth admisitrative database. 
 The query is alphabetizing Lowercase names after Uppercase names, so I've got a guy 
with a last name of van Oosterhout, and that's coming in after a guy named Zimmer.  Is 
there some way for me to specify to the query that I don't want it to alphabetize 
sensitive to case?  How about when I output it?  What I just read regarding the 
groupcasesensitive attribute of cfoutput is that you set it to "no", and it will 
preserve the case insensitivity of an already case-insensitive query.  I just wish I 
*had* a case-insensitive query to preserve!

Willy Ray


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Re: Case Sensitivity in SQL Queries

2001-02-26 Thread Joseph Thompson


 I'm pulling a great big list of faculty names from our mammoth
admisitrative database
  I just wish I *had* a case-insensitive query to preserve!

Have you tried the "scalar SQL function UCase?
http://cfhub.com/SQL/scalars/ucase.cfm

It should "force" the results to all upper case... of course, LCase() should
work as well :)



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Re: Case Sensitivity in SQL Queries

2001-02-26 Thread Howie Hamlin

Try something like:

Order by ucase(lastname)

Regards,

Howie

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 I'm pulling a great big list of faculty names from our mammoth
admisitrative database.  The query is alphabetizing Lowercase names after
Uppercase names, so I've got a guy with a last name of van Oosterhout, and
that's coming in after a guy named Zimmer.  Is there some way for me to
specify to the query that I don't want it to alphabetize sensitive to case?
How about when I output it?  What I just read regarding the
groupcasesensitive attribute of cfoutput is that you set it to "no", and it
will preserve the case insensitivity of an already case-insensitive query.
I just wish I *had* a case-insensitive query to preserve!

 Willy Ray



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RE: Case Sensitivity in SQL Queries

2001-02-26 Thread Robert Hinojosa

try this in your order by

Select firstname, lastname, UPPER(lastname) AS ordName FROM ...

ORDER BY ordName

-or- 
this might even work

Select
.
ORDER BY UPPER(LastName)

HTH,

Robert Hinojosa 
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 3:29 PM
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Subject: Case Sensitivity in SQL Queries



I'm pulling a great big list of faculty names from our mammoth admisitrative
database.  The query is alphabetizing Lowercase names after Uppercase names,
so I've got a guy with a last name of van Oosterhout, and that's coming in
after a guy named Zimmer.  Is there some way for me to specify to the query
that I don't want it to alphabetize sensitive to case?  How about when I
output it?  What I just read regarding the groupcasesensitive attribute of
cfoutput is that you set it to "no", and it will preserve the case
insensitivity of an already case-insensitive query.  I just wish I *had* a
case-insensitive query to preserve!

Willy Ray
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