On Feb 24, 2008, at 8:16 AM, Asa Hardcastle wrote:
Sounds like it is not a problem anymore. Once we find a
workaround (as long as it isn't a huge hack), we seldom check to
see whether things have changed. There have been several versions
of FB and of the plugin since.
I haven't tried caseInsensitiveLike for years. I assume that it
requires a CASE_INSENSITIVE collation on the field in the database,
right?
No.
Otherwise, it would be extremely slow on medium/large data sets.
Yes, it is. A collation is far more efficient.
Chuck
On Feb 24, 2008, at 10:19 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
...rather; in webobjects qualifiers using caseInsentiveLike
stopped working for us. Our database of choice is Frontbase.
Not sure what this is -- I use caseInsensitiveLike all the time
with FrontBase and WO.
ms
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