Subject | RE: [IB-Architect] Syntax for case insensitive sort |
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Author | David Schnepper |
Post date | 2000-03-29T22:26:27Z |
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Starkey [mailto:jas@...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 12:34 PM
To: IB-Architect@onelist.com
Subject: RE: [IB-Architect] Syntax for case insensitive sort
Dave (and others): How many other close relatives does CASE/NOCASE
have? How many classes of collation classes should be expect?
How many flavors of case insensitivity are the French likely to
have?
-- Off hand, CASE / NO CASE -- ACCENT / NO ACCENT
KANA / NO KANA (handle equivilace of Japanese Hiragana & Katakana)
Does the collation driver mechanism currently support case changing?
If so, can a single pair of entrypoints (upcase, downcase) suffice.
If the French want separate ACCENT/NOACCENT collating sequence, can
we reasonable expect them to support two different drivers?
- The current collation driver interface has entrypoints for
toUpper, toLower, toCollationKey, and compareString
SQL UPPER() is hooked up to go into toUpper, and SQL LOWER() hasn't yet
been supported.
Dave
From: Jim Starkey [mailto:jas@...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 12:34 PM
To: IB-Architect@onelist.com
Subject: RE: [IB-Architect] Syntax for case insensitive sort
Dave (and others): How many other close relatives does CASE/NOCASE
have? How many classes of collation classes should be expect?
How many flavors of case insensitivity are the French likely to
have?
-- Off hand, CASE / NO CASE -- ACCENT / NO ACCENT
KANA / NO KANA (handle equivilace of Japanese Hiragana & Katakana)
Does the collation driver mechanism currently support case changing?
If so, can a single pair of entrypoints (upcase, downcase) suffice.
If the French want separate ACCENT/NOACCENT collating sequence, can
we reasonable expect them to support two different drivers?
- The current collation driver interface has entrypoints for
toUpper, toLower, toCollationKey, and compareString
SQL UPPER() is hooked up to go into toUpper, and SQL LOWER() hasn't yet
been supported.
Dave