Try:
select some_field
from table
where lower(another_field) like '%substring_entered_by_user%'
-----Original Message-----
From: Paulo Parola [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 3:53 PM
To: pgsql-general
Subject: [GENERAL] Case insensitive searches
Hi,
When using mSQL I can perform case insensitive queries by using
statements
like below:
select some_field
from table
where another_field clike '%substring_entered_by_user%'
How should I do that with PostgreSQL? (I understand 'clike' is not a
standard SQL feature and there is no similar in PostgreSQL).
If I change the substring entered by the user, lets say for example
'more',
to the following form '[mM][oO][rR][eE]' would it work?
And if I have words with accents (lets say 'Künstler') how should I
do to
return the same entries no matter if the user types the accent or
not? In
the previous case, the search should return the same values no
matter if the
user entered the word 'Künstler' (with accent) or if he typed
'Kunstler'
(without accent).
TIA,
PAulo
