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| Hi All I am new to Db2. This question may be very simple. In SQL Server I can set database option as case sensitive or insensitive. Because of this if I set option as case insensitive than 'a'='A' or 'suResH'='SURESH' Is there any such option in DB2 8.1 For linux. Can I set proper collating sequence to achieve this then how? Thanks and regards Suresh |
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| Suresh wrote: > Hi All > > I am new to Db2. This question may be very simple. > In SQL Server I can set database option as case sensitive or > insensitive. Because of this if I set option as case insensitive than > 'a'='A' or 'suResH'='SURESH' > Is there any such option in DB2 8.1 For linux. Can I set proper > collating sequence to achieve this then how? There is no database wide switch in DB2. If you have certain columns you want to treat as case-insensitive you can take a peek at this article: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...adamache3.html A more sophisticated version (culturally correct collation) can be found here: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork.../dm-0602doole/ The user defined collation sequences facility provided by DB2 can be used to change the order, but it does not allow for two different glyphs to be equal. Cheers Serge -- Serge Rielau DB2 Solutions Development IBM Toronto Lab |