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If we are comparing two strings like “CAT” and “cat” and use vbBinaryCompare mode, MSDN says it does a binary comparision but what is a birary comparision? does it mean it does it in a case-Insensitive way? How is it diffeent form Textual Comparision?
vbTextCompareis case-insensitive. “CAT” and “cat” are considered to be equal.vbBinaryCompareis case-sensitive. “CAT” and “cat” are considered to be different.