Subject | Re: [IB-Architect] Syntax for case insensitive sort |
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Author | Kim Madsen |
Post date | 2000-03-29T18:26:35Z |
The question is.... do you want to do it the Access way or the Oracle
way :)
I know several of you are flaming Oracle... but its actually a quite
fast and stable database widely used (why.... because it actually
does work), and I think IB should compete against Oracle more than it
should try to mimic Access!
Why to reinvent the wheel when somebody has allready shown how to do
it.
Just my 5 cents
best regards
Kim Madsen
kbm@...
way :)
I know several of you are flaming Oracle... but its actually a quite
fast and stable database widely used (why.... because it actually
does work), and I think IB should compete against Oracle more than it
should try to mimic Access!
Why to reinvent the wheel when somebody has allready shown how to do
it.
Just my 5 cents
best regards
Kim Madsen
kbm@...
--- In IB-Architect@onelist.com, Tim Uckun <tim@d...> wrote:
>
> >Why not use a function like:
> >
> >select field1,field2,ucase(field3) from atable
> >where ucase(field2)='ABC'
> >order by ucase(field1)
>
> I have an access database with over 1400 saved queries in it. I
really,
> really, really don't want to go back and redo every single one of
them.