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I agree with the others, you could use a case conversion function. However, by default, the values in a table ARE case sensitive. Therefore, scott does NOT equal SCOTT. I just confirmed my theory and it's true. So unless your query is changing the case, you should not be getting rows returned if you are entering the wrong case. Hope this helps.
Kevin Received on Mon Dec 11 2000 - 06:51:55 CST