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Simple question… I have a service which returns the users and I implemented a FilterDescriptor which calls that service to populate a grid.
The filterdescriptor has the Contains operator and it works fine as far as the user’s first or last name does not have accents.
If I want to search for the ‘Gómez’ is my table, I want to be able to just type ‘gomez’, but that it’s not working.
Is there a property or something I’m missing? How can I achieve that?
This question helped me out…
Ignoring accents in SQL Server using LINQ to SQL