Would be a big plus on some of the searches (Esp subject and content).
lower() is a SQL92 function I believe so you could make the SQL server do
it.
where lower(subject) like lower(‘%value%’);
Jason
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What database are you having issues with? With MySQL,
searches are already case insensitive.
With postgres, the right thing to do, I believe, would be to use ILIKE.
That particular change is going to have to wait until after 2.0,
when DBIx::SearchBuilder.pm gets refactored to allow better per-driver
SQL customization.On Mon, Jun 04, 2001 at 10:47:55AM -0400, Jason Slagle wrote:
Would be a big plus on some of the searches (Esp subject and content).
lower() is a SQL92 function I believe so you could make the SQL server do
it.
where lower(subject) like lower(‘%value%’);
Jason
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I think case sensitivity is the “right thing”.
I can just hack the local copy to use ILIKE then until 2.0 hits the
shelves.
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/ \ - NO Word docs in e-mail . - Adam Duritz - Counting CrowsOn Mon, 4 Jun 2001, Jesse wrote:
What database are you having issues with? With MySQL,
searches are already case insensitive.
With postgres, the right thing to do, I believe, would be to use ILIKE.
That particular change is going to have to wait until after 2.0,
when DBIx::SearchBuilder.pm gets refactored to allow better per-driver
SQL customization.
On Mon, Jun 04, 2001 at 10:47:55AM -0400, Jason Slagle wrote:
Would be a big plus on some of the searches (Esp subject and content).
lower() is a SQL92 function I believe so you could make the SQL server do
it.
where lower(subject) like lower(‘%value%’);
Jason
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