Any way to compare two strings using case sensitivity even though the database is case insensitive?

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asked 20 Nov '09, 23:15

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Calvin Allen
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SELECT COMPARE( 'abc','ABC','UCA(case=LowerFirst)' ),
       COMPARE( 'abc','ABC','UCA(case=Ignore)' ),
       COMPARE( 'abc','ABC','UCA(case=UpperFirst)' );

I got it in Documentation...

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answered 20 Nov '09, 23:32

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That did the trick, thanks a lot!

(21 Nov '09, 01:20) Calvin Allen
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