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Its actually
select * from table where contains( upper(text),'HALLO') and
if you are using 8i, you can use a function-based index for the UPPER function and it will be used..
See the 8i docs..
"Davide Bianchi" <davidebianchi_at_davidebianchi.net> wrote:
>"Oliver Huppert" <Oliver.Huppert_at_pikon.com> wrote in message
>news:9oesg4$l8j$1_at_piesbach.saarnet.de...
>> Someony knows what I could do??
>
>select * from table where contains(to_uppercase(text), 'HALLO')
>
>(or was to_upper ?)
>
>Note: this way Oracle will *not* use any index during
>the search, slowing down considerably.
>
>Davide
>
>
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