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Sorry seumas but the table is not well, but you can get this table, on VB help.<br />

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Sorry seumas but the table is not well, but you can get this table, on VB help.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I tried out this solution and it didn't work. The &quot;Like&quot; operator works fine in plain VB code, but in an SQL statement it is still case-insensitive. I got a solution from the newsgroup however:<br />
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SELECT * FROM someTable<br />
WHERE someField = 'i'<br />
AND StrComp([someField],'i',0)<wbr /> = 0 ;<br />
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Seumas<br />

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Hi,

I tried out this solution and it didn't work. The "Like" operator works fine in plain VB code, but in an SQL statement it is still case-insensitive. I got a solution from the newsgroup however:

SELECT * FROM someTable
WHERE someField = 'i'
AND StrComp([someField],'i',0) = 0 ;

Seumas


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How do I get the VB4 Access Jet Engine to do case-sensitive queries? Eg.<br />
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SELECT * FROM someTable WHERE someField = 'i'<br />
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Here &quot;someField&quot; is assumed to be a text field, and I would like only 'i' records (and not 'I' records) to be returned. The default behaviour seems to be case-insensitive.
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How do I get the VB4 Access Jet Engine to do case-sensitive queries? Eg.

SELECT * FROM someTable WHERE someField = 'i'

Here "someField" is assumed to be a text field, and I would like only 'i' records (and not 'I' records) to be returned. The default behaviour seems to be case-insensitive.

Case-sensitive SQL Queries with Access Jet Engine

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