Re: Best way to use indexes for partial match at
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Тема | Re: Best way to use indexes for partial match at |
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Ответ на | Best way to use indexes for partial match at beginning ("Andrus Moor" <eetasoft@online.ee>) |
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Scott, >> I'm searching a way to use Postgres regular index for this. > > Easy, do what those other databases do. Setup your database to not use > a locale. > > initdb --locale=C > > and you're golden. thank you. My language has letters in ������ with correstonding upper case letters ������ I need to prevent entering of duplicate customer names into database. For this I created unique index on UPPER(customer_name) I need also search for customer name in case-insensitive way. For this I use ILIKE operator. Those two features are working in Postgres 8.1 when I use non-C locale. If I switch to C locale, they will not work. My current database, Microsoft Visual Foxpro implements this functionality. How to implement this functionality in Postgres if I switch to C locale ? Andrus.
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