I\'d like to ensure that when a user wants to register a username in my system (web application), the user name is unique even if case is not regarded. So if a user named \"SuperMan\" is already regis
Is there a simple ignore-case-comparison for PostgreSQL? I want to replace: SELECT id, user_name FROM users
I am using MongoDB and the C# driver for MongoDB. I recently discovered that all queries in MongoDB are case-sensitive. How can I make a case-insensitive search?
I\'m trying to use SED to extract text from a log file. I can do a search-and-replace without too much trouble:
I\'ve got a database where we store usernames with a capital first letter of each name -- ie, IsaacSparling.I\'m trying to do case insensitive autocomplete against my MySQL (v5.1.46) db.Table has 开发
Look at this: \"nAo\".match(/(nao)/i) # => #<MatchData \"nAo\" 1:\"nAo\"> \"nÃo\".match(/(não)/i) # => nil
I am modifying a script that reads in a user email. It is very simple, too simple. echo -n \"Please enter your example.com email address: \"
I want to let users have links to their profiles using their registered usernames. I store their username exactly how they give it.
How do I accept passed GET or POST values case insensitively?开发者_StackOverflow Like sample.php?OrderBy=asc will still be the same as sample.php?orderby=asc or sample.php?ORDERBY=asc
I created a C# struct which can generically handle case insensitive string comparisons, transparently.So for example:
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