Subject | Re: How to specify which UPPER() to be called |
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Author | peter_jacobi.rm |
Post date | 2003-06-24T10:41:13Z |
Hi Svein,
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Svein Erling Tysvaer wrote:
> Maybe it is, but I do find your test very strange. Whenever I want to
> compare the uppercase equivalent of a field with a constant, then I
do make
> sure my constant is in uppercase to start with.
> [...]
Of course the example looks like a lesson insilliness on
its own. But it's only test for a situation where the
string to look for is entered by the end user in a GUI.
On the other hand, even when entering the query myself on
the console, I may want to make Firebird to the uppercasing
on both sides of the equal sign, to be sure no disagrement
about the correct uppercasing occurs. For example, in a another
locale 'Füße' may have been uppercased to 'FÜSSE' or even
'FÜSZE'.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi