DIfferent ORDER BY behaviour in 7.4.2
От | Gunasekaran Balakrishnan |
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Тема | DIfferent ORDER BY behaviour in 7.4.2 |
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Msg-id | 40FD0C64.30403@motorola.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: DIfferent ORDER BY behaviour in 7.4.2
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Список | pgsql-general |
Hi, I am seeing a different sorting behaviour for varchar columns in Postgres 7.4.2. postgres 7.4.2 is ignoring case for varchar columns for "ORDER BY" commands where as 7.2.2 is not. I am in a situation where I need to do diff from the select outputs of two databases - one in 7.2.2 and one in 7.4.2. So, is there any way I can force the ORDER BY to ignore case or to not ignore case ? The test results are as follows: CREATE TABLE testSort ( testing varchar(32)); INSERT INTO testSort VALUES ('abc'); INSERT INTO testSort VALUES ('Abd'); INSERT INTO testSort VALUES ('aBc'); INSERT INTO testSort VALUES ('Cbaa'); select * from testSort order by testing; In Postgres 7.2.2: ------------------ TEST=# select * from testSort order by testing; testing --------- Abd Cba aBc abc (4 rows) In Postgres 7.4.2: ------------------ TEST=# select * from testSort order by testing; testing --------- aBc abc Abd Cbaa (4 rows) Thanks in advance, guna.
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