Subject | How to specify which UPPER() to be called |
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Author | peter_jacobi.rm |
Post date | 2003-06-23T09:46:06Z |
Testing with isql for Firebird 1.03, running with
SQL> set names DOS437
Given the DDL:
SQL> create table t (c char(30) character set ISO8859_1 collate de_de);
Then the statements:
SQL> insert into t values ('Füße');
SQL> select c from t where UPPER(c) = UPPER('Füße');
No row will be selected, because UPPER(c) uppercases
'ü' to 'Ü', whereas UPPER('Füße') doesn't.
Is there a way to specify which UPPER should be called for
UPPER('Füße'), so that the expected result can be achieved?
Regards,
Peter Jacobi
Hamburg, Germany
SQL> set names DOS437
Given the DDL:
SQL> create table t (c char(30) character set ISO8859_1 collate de_de);
Then the statements:
SQL> insert into t values ('Füße');
SQL> select c from t where UPPER(c) = UPPER('Füße');
No row will be selected, because UPPER(c) uppercases
'ü' to 'Ü', whereas UPPER('Füße') doesn't.
Is there a way to specify which UPPER should be called for
UPPER('Füße'), so that the expected result can be achieved?
Regards,
Peter Jacobi
Hamburg, Germany