So I been looking for a couple hours on a solution to this but it evades me.
When I create a unique field such as:
db.define_table('list',
Field('name, unique=True))
I can add "David", "david" and "dAvid" and they are all rightfully unique
and added accordingly.
How do I add a field so it doesn't matter the case or capitalization? I
only want "David" or any variation in the table only 1 time. The reason is
I want to keep the case as a specific name like "ForEx" or "NASDAQ" but not
"forex" or "nasdaq".
Thanks,
David
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