Subject | Re: [ib-support] Which character set/collation orders for English*4, French*2,German,Dutch, ... |
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Author | Arno Brinkman |
Post date | 2002-12-05T14:15:44Z |
Hi,
You can use CONTANING for searches which is always case-insensitive.
If you want to use indices with comparisons take a look at :
http://www.brookstonesystems.com/
for another characterset / collation.
Regards,
Arno
> I want to avoid having a 2nd field for case-insensitve searches and alsowant
> 'dBase' to appear with 'DBASE' when ORDERed on the field.West-European
>
> The primary language will be Australian English, then Canadian English and
> French, NZ English, UK English, French, German, Dutch and other
> languages.would
>
> Which character set should I use and which collation orders?
>
> With these collation orders, if a field has a UNIQUE constraint on it,
> 'dBase' and 'DBASE' be permitted or would they be treated as equal and the2nd
> attempt at entry cause an exception?With ISO8859_1 and EN_US, DU_NL you have at least an case-insensitive order.
You can use CONTANING for searches which is always case-insensitive.
If you want to use indices with comparisons take a look at :
http://www.brookstonesystems.com/
for another characterset / collation.
Regards,
Arno