All other DB's that I know of are case sensitive.
Thanks,
John W. Herbold Jr.
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Thanks, is having case insensitive by default is a normal thing?
Oracle is case sensitive by default. Does anyone knows if the DB2, MS
SQLServer default behaviors?
thanks,
-rkl
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is MYSQL where clause case
On Tue, 2003-10-14 at 09:06, William R. Mussatto wrote:
Herbold, John W. said:
All other DB's that I know of are case sensitive.
The MS SQL server I use (old version) is NOT case sensitive.
I'm almost positive that that's because a case-insensitive sort order
has been loaded. The default
is MYSQL where clause case sensitive?
it looks like it is not
redhat 9
mysql 3.23.56
name='Bob' same as name='bob'
thanks
Like most things, it depends. If you define a character column as binary
then it is case sensitive, if you do not then it is case INsensitive.
William R. Mussatto,
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is MYSQL where clause case sensitive?
it looks like it is not
redhat 9
mysql 3.23.56
name='Bob' same as name='bob'
For case-sensitivity, use the BINARY cast operator:
select * from $table WHERE name = BINARY 'Bob';
will only match if it's an exact case
Thanks, is having case insensitive by default is a normal thing?
Oracle is case sensitive by default. Does anyone knows if the DB2, MS
SQLServer default behaviors?
thanks,
-rkl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is MYSQL where clause case sensitive?
it looks like it is not
redhat 9
mysql 3.23.56
