I just changed some fields to Title Case as I find that convenient for
name fields and the like. Butbutbut...
Now if I search for a name I need to manually remember the initial
capitals in the search to find anything at all!?
So what's the right solution that would fullfill my need?
Best regards
:-) Esben
Searches are not case sensitive unless you have the indexing set to
Unicode instead of English or the default.
Esben wrote:
> I just changed some fields to Title Case as I find that convenient for
> name fields and the like. Butbutbut...
>
> Now if I search for a name I need to manually remember the initial
> capitals in the search to find anything at all!?
>
> So what's the right solution that would fullfill my need?
Howard Schlossberg
> Esben wrote:
> > I just changed some fields to Title Case as I find that convenient for
> > name fields and the like. Butbutbut...
> >
> > Now if I search for a name I need to manually remember the initial
> > capitals in the search to find anything at all!?
> >
> > So what's the right solution that would fullfill my need?
>
> Searches are not case sensitive unless you have the indexing set to
> Unicode instead of English or the default.
Then Danish must be a Unicode language or...? Changed it to default and
it worked.
Problem is we've got letters nobody else uses, that FM9 need to be aware
of to sort correctly...
Seems I can't have it both ways
:-) Esben
Mail: nameasofabove_h@get2net.dk
"Esben"
news:1i3wrsm.g2iuek1ug68inN%esha@nospamget2net.dk...
> Howard Schlossberg
>
>> Esben wrote:
>> > I just changed some fields to Title Case as I find that convenient for
>> > name fields and the like. Butbutbut...
>> >
>> > Now if I search for a name I need to manually remember the initial
>> > capitals in the search to find anything at all!?
>> >
>> > So what's the right solution that would fullfill my need?
>>
>> Searches are not case sensitive unless you have the indexing set to
>> Unicode instead of English or the default.
>
> Then Danish must be a Unicode language or...? Changed it to default and
> it worked.
>
> Problem is we've got letters nobody else uses, that FM9 need to be aware
> of to sort correctly...
>
> Seems I can't have it both ways
>
>
> :-) Esben
>
> Mail: nameasofabove_h@get2net.dk
You could also try to create a calculation of the original and make this
vissible, but allways search in the original field (by way of a script if
needed, or by way of a separate search layout)
Keep well, Ursus