Alex Hubner wrote:
>>I should have been more specific. SQL is case sensitive if
>>the collation
>> is case sensitive, which I believe to be the case for ColdFusion
>>(although not explicitly defined).
>>In that light, it is not a bug to be fixed.
>
> Jochem, I agreee that this is not a bug, b
> I should have been more specific. SQL is case sensitive if
> the collation
> is case sensitive, which I believe to be the case for ColdFusion
> (although not explicitly defined).
> In that light, it is not a bug to be fixed.
Jochem, I agreee that this is not a bug, but at least a dubious
b
Alex Hubner wrote:
>>It is not a bug to be fixed. SQL is case sensitive.
>
>
> Not always. You can have case/accent-insensitive in most SQL sintax,
> including data retrieve. LIKE operators and full-text searches can be
> case-insensitive, why case-sensitive is mandatory in CF query of
> query's
Friday, September 20, 2002, 5:26:27 PM, you wrote:
JvD> jon hall wrote:
>> It seems that query of query's LIKE keyword in CF5 is case sensitive.
>> Is there a way around this? If not, does anyone know if this is fixed
>> in MX?
JvD> It is not a bug to be fixed. SQL is case sensitive.
I didn't sa
> It is not a bug to be fixed. SQL is case sensitive.
Not always. You can have case/accent-insensitive in most SQL sintax,
including data retrieve. LIKE operators and full-text searches can be
case-insensitive, why case-sensitive is mandatory in CF query of
query's?
[]'s!
Alex
| alex hübner
jon hall wrote:
> It seems that query of query's LIKE keyword in CF5 is case sensitive.
> Is there a way around this? If not, does anyone know if this is fixed
> in MX?
It is not a bug to be fixed. SQL is case sensitive.
Jochem
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The only way around it is to make a copy of the column in your original
query, a upper(or lower) cased copy. Then do your compare against that.
In MX, we added ucase,lcase to the syntax, so you can do case
insensitive matches.
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