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When comparing two strings how to avoid checking if a string is of different case in MS SQL 2000
Example:
String1 = Anish
String2 = anish
When comparing Anish = anish the result will be “the strings are not equal”. How we compare these strings in that way?
Here is some information about case sensitivity. The thing that i can see is that the problem is how the server is installed.
Case sensitive search