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Posted Tuesday, February 26, 2013 9:17 PM
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If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.
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the answer is ambiguous and depends from collations
get my point back
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Really very good Question.
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handkot (2/26/2013)
the answer is ambiguous and depends from collations
I agree somewhat
The answers will change if the database collation is case sensitive
But, overall a very good question.
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Very nice question, thanks Ron.
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handkot (2/26/2013)
the answer is ambiguous and depends from collations
+1
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Very interesting question, did not know until now... and I answered all correct with just mental work
and I can feel my confidence is somewhat kicking in back..
(note : I know (and most of all know) collation is very important and each server/database/table or any object which is qualified for using collation has one by default whether or not we set it explicitly and result of the underlying task depends on it... I am not arguing that it must not be used or mentioned... but when the collation is not mentioned by the author in any qtod lets take it as the default say "Latin1_General_CI_AI"; mentioning the collation and its varied results in every qtod's reply is really... (dont know why it is bothering me...)... and i know now you all have a lot to say on this and like i said "i am not arguing here" its just the same replies to qtod.. kind of old gig now.. and I apologize if I offended anyone with this comment, it is not intentional; it is in general)
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Kingston Dhasian (2/26/2013)
handkot (2/26/2013)
the answer is ambiguous and depends from collations
I agree somewhat
The answers will change if the database collation is case sensitive
But, overall a very good question.
Well, I did see the whoops with a small w , but carried on with default collation of case insensitive .. a typo I guess
thanks for the question .
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Kingston Dhasian (2/26/2013)
handkot (2/26/2013)
the answer is ambiguous and depends from collations
I agree somewhat
The answers will change if the database collation is case sensitive
But, overall a very good question.
Well, I did see the whoops with a small w , but carried on with default collation of case insensitive .. a typo I guess
thanks for the question .
+1
ww; Raghu
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