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Is there any "select" statement to make a case-sensitive query. The command whisch i gave is...
"select * from (table) where name=(variable)" which returns all the records where name is equal to the varibale value irrespective of case. What i want is to return all records matching the criterion keeping cases into consideration. Pl. help... |
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Take a look at the REGEXP command in the MySQL manual, this should be able to help solve your problem.
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