case-sensitive

I initially thought this is trivial. Then thought 'binary' might do it. I am unsure at this point. Name ---- John MARY Kin TED I would like to query just MARY and TED which are in all upper case. How would I query this? If your collation is case insensitive then you need to use a BINARY comparison: SELECT * FROM yourtable WHERE Name = BINARY UPPER(Name) See it working online: sqlfiddle You just use the UPPER() function on the Name field and compare the results with the original value of Name : select Name from Table where Name = UPPER(Name) This way UPPER(Name) || Name ------------------------

We have a site that's always been deployed on a windows server with no case sensitivity issues. However we now need to deploy to Linux and know the site has lots of incorrectly cased URL's and references. Are there any applications that could scan the site and fix casing issues? This would need to fix HTML files, CSS files and if possible Javascript files. I was thinking about writing an application that for each file in the site searches all the other files to see if they referenced it then corrected any casing errors, but thought on the off chance it may already be done and I can just

I need to check whether or not a file exists. Which can be accomplished by File#exists() method. But this existence checking is case sensitive. I mean if I have a file name some_image_file.jpg in code but if physically the file is some_image_file.JPG then this method says that the file doesn't exists. How can I check the file existence with case insensitivity to the extension and get the actual file name? In my scenario, I have a excel file. Each row contains metadata for files and the filename. In some cases I have only the filename or other cases I can have full path. I am denoting a row as

Somewhere inside Original HTML text file: <sPaN id="test"></sPaN> In browser looks like this: <span id="test"></span> How can I get original html with cases preserved? test['innerHTML'] //returns lower case. Edit: For those, curious why: I'm using Syntax Highlighter to demonstrate some XML on page. And XML is a case sensitive language - so its important that demoed XML has original case. Syntax Highlighter outputs text using ['innerHTML'] property which returns tags in lowercase. so I need to patch the Syntax Highlighter. If you read HTML/XML from an input element the case is maintained. i.e.

I'm making a Google AppEngine Application. Does the Python 2.5.2 runtime environment follow the Unicode Standards? (For example, the lower() and upper() methods on unicode objects.) DMags Yes and no. For an example, see the code being discussed here: How can I convert Unicode to uppercase to print it? Check here for a formal, well-written document: http://www.cmlenz.net/archives/2008/07/the-truth-about-unicode-in-python 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3536397/does-python-2-5-2-follow-unicode-for-lower-and-upper