Case insensitive sorting

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• Case-insensitive sort, is this possible?

  Hello everyone,
  
  I'm doing a request to make of case insensitive sorts, but I failed miserably. I wonder if anyone has experienced the same problem...
  
  In a regular session of the Oracle, all I have to do is to set the NLS_SORT as BINARY_CI and sorting is case-insensitive; However, my Apex application solemnly ignores everything I try to do in this direction.
  
  I first tried to create a db setting process in the session (running code PL/SQL 'immediate 'alter session... » ») ; tried to put this process within a page, in many processes points and then tried to put this process in the application itself. in both cases, if I debug the page, I see that the command is executed successfully.
  
  And, in fact, the first time, the report is run, and the query appears in the debugging, the works of THIS sort; However, if I try to reload the page with a F5 or change something in the search bar (number of lines per page, filter, etc.), the kind regresses to the shape of the case. It's probably getting the records not in the query, but some cache weird, because any time the sorting doesn't work anymore, debugging does not show the application running.
  
  Then I tried to study where is - this cache and how killing, absolutely nothing helped. Tried to create another process to clear all session state, tried to disconnect and even once tried to kill all sessions of APEX database, close the browser and remove its cache... the cache with poorly sorted records has survived all this.
  
  Oh and even if sometimes the sort works for the records in the report, when I click on the header of column related to the field in question, and it shows all the values in this column, that the order of these values is never affected by the session NLS_SORT setting.
  
  Could someone has an idea about this?
  
  Thank you.

  What is an interactive report? If so, see [this post | http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=3920123].

• Sort column - Case Insensitive but less should be the first

  
  Hi all

  Assume that we have EMployee table:

  create table Emp (Empname varchar2 (20));

  It has following records:

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('A');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('a');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('b');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('c');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values (');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('e');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('E');

  Insert into EMP (EMPNAME) values ('F');

  That is to say

  EmpName

  A

  one

  b

  c

  D

  e

  E

  F

  I need output like below: (sort by Ascending, case insensitive, which means I don't want all the money first and then lower the letters. The results should be in alphabetical order, it shouldn't matter if its capital or small. More important is that this tiny letter should come first and then the capital letter). Is this possible?.

  EmpName

  one

  A

  b

  c

  D

  e

  E

  F

  Select * from emp by Lower (empname) CSA;

  Does not work, because 'A' comes before 'a '.

  Kind regards

  Billon

  Select empname in order by upper (empname), ascii (empname) desc emp;

  EMPNAME
  one
  A
  b
  c
  D
  e
  E
  F

  See you soon,.

  Manik.

• How do the function of table 1 d search case-insensitive for the array of strings

  How do the function of table 1 d search case-insensitive for the array of strings

  Hi Karine,.

  convert the two (table and search for the string) to lowercase before using this feature...

• Take the attributes advance case-insensitive in af:query research?

  Hello

  I use JDeveloper 11.1.2.4

  I have an af:query on my screen. My main VO has many attributes but the af VIewCriteria: query is empty.

  Since it is empty, then there is no fields on the af: query. I goto the advanced option and a field. Research on the attribute that I added watch case-insensitive behavior.

  Is it possible that I can do the field added by advanced search case insensitive results.

  Note: I HAVE AN EMPTINESS of the CRITERIA overview

  Thank you

  You can probably not override buildViewCriteriaClauses() in the class ViewObjectImpl, then use something like viewCriteria.setUpperColumns (true)

  Dario

• Search case-insensitive for VM by name

  I found examples of code in communities, but it seems that the searches are case-sensitive.  We need help in modifying the script to make it case insensitive.

  var vms = VcPlugin.getAllVirtualMachines(null, "xpath:name='"+vmName+"'"); 
  var vmObject = null;  
  if (vms != null && vms.length >0){  
    System.log("VMs Found: " + vms.length);
      if (vms.length == 1){  
          System.log("Match found for vm named: "+vmName);  
          vmObject = vms[0];  
      }else{  
          System.log("More than one VM found with that name! "+vmName);  
          for each (vm in vms){  
              System.log("VM ID: "+vm.id);  
          }  
      }  
  }else{
    System.log("No VMs Found");
  }
  

  .

  Hi, I was about to send another question on this same method.  Here is what I use to perform a case-insensitive search:

  machines virtual var = VcPlugin.getAllVirtualMachines (null, "xpath:name [translate(.,'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz','ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ') =" "+ arg_nameToMatch.toUpperCase () +"'"]");

• How to configure the inputComboboxListOfValues case-insensitive search dialog box

  Hi all

  I use Jdev 11.1.2.3.0

  I use a inputComboboxListOfValues in a fragment of page ADF

  When I click on "search...". "I can type what I'm looking for, but here the search is case-sensitive.

  How can I configure this case-insensitive field? can someone help me please...

  Thank you

  G.Shilpa

  Hello

  View the criteria it is checkbox " Ignore Case". Just to check this box and run the application.

  For more information, refer

  http://tompeez.WordPress.com/2012/08/20/JDeveloper-ADF-afinputlistofvalues-enable-case-insensitive-search/

  Thank you

  Nitesh

• Mac put in place respect for case-insensitive Volume?

  I have no idea what it is; scratch, I don't know, I don't know what to do... How to be a case-insensitive volume? Disk utility does not give me the option.

  Thank you everyone

  You can only change this reformatting your hard drive and select a non-respect of case-sensitive option.

• Case-insensitive unique constraint

  Hi guys,.
  
  Is it possible to create a unique constraint that is case-insensitive
  
  I mean if there is a unique constraint on the name of col
  
  then
  'James' and 'JAMES' must not
  
  
  Kind regards
  
  PAPI

  Create a unique index to the basic function of...

  create unique index uk_name on emp(upper(ename));
  

• Case-insensitive filter

  Hi Experts,
  
  If the filter on the table may be case-insensitive?
  Jdev 11.1.1.4 version
  
  thnks

  Hello

  See "filterFeatures" in

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E21764_01/apirefs.1111/e12419/tagdoc/af_column.html

  Frank

• Problem with SQL case insensitive

  I have the following SQL query, where I want the where criteria to be case-insensitive.
  
  SELECT t.number, t.nom FROM Table t
  WHERE t.nom =?;
  
  I can solve this problem by using for example. DOWN, like this:
  
  SELECT t.number, t.nom FROM Table t
  WHERE LOWER (t.name) = LOWER (?);
  
  But, as I understand it, it is a specific solution for Oracle. If want to protect my code, so that it will work on a database, how could I do?

  You should NOT do this.
  Database-independent applications are all shrinkware, vaporware and fraudware.
  Built under sqlserver independent database application will run successfully without change on Oracle.
  The only people taking advantage of this situation are lawyers.

  Also to help 'lower () =' can delete the use of the index in Oracle.
  If you expect a concrete case, you should apply this case upon entry.

  Heck, everyone is case-sensitive. Only the Empire of evil aka Microsoft is not. You want to be enslaved by the Empire struggling or who belong to the free world?

  -----------
  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA

• the case-insensitive query results

  I got a help from 11g with the suite of version information
  
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  CORE Production 11.1.0.7.0
  AMT for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  
  The result of the query are case-sensitive
  
  Ex: Select * from Table_1 where column like '% new % ';
  
  result: News
  
  But do not go back NEWS News or news

  The result of the query are case-sensitive

  But you want the results to be case-insensitive?
  Well, then you can use:

  Select * from Table_1 where lower(column) like '%news%';
  

  And use a function based index.

• How to change the filter on a table as case insensitive?

  Hello
  
  I use JDevelloper 11.1.1.3.0. I have an ADF table that has the filter on top. I need to do case insensitive filters. When I type 'A' in the filter and press on enter, he must bring all records that start with 'A' and 'a '.
  
  Thank you

  Select the column in the table and look for the filterFeatures property. Assign the caseInsensitive.

  You will need to do this for each column you want to change. You can hold the CTRL key while you click on multiple columns and has replaced the property, both for them.

  Published by: Blaine on August 30, 2010 13:19
  SDK (Spelun Doent Kownt)

  Published by: Blaine on August 30, 2010 13:25
  Okay, this time I really he correctly spelled... I hope.

• SELECT INTO make case-insensitive query?

  Hi all
  
  I'm having a problem with a query as if it is case-insensitive when I do a «SELECT table.x variable INTO...» ». If I do the same query, without the "variable INTO", I get a result as expected.
  
  The query is similar to the following:
  SELECT table_id variable FROM table WHERE table.varchar2column = 'name' AND table.integercolumn = int_variable;
  
  There is a unique constraint, forcing the varchar2column / integercolumn of the unique values.
  
  If the varchar2column has two entries that differ only in this case, a regular at the statement select returns a result. However, the procedure stored with the, I get the following error message:
  
  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  
  He gets not only if I remove the entry that only differs in the case of the letters. It is 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle, if that matters.
  
  I need this application to be case-sensitive. I'm not an expert of the DB, I'm just a developer trying to solve a problem. I tried to run "ALTER session SET nls_sort = binary" in the stored procedure, but I guess I can't do that...
  
  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  As mentioned before... name your best-er settings.

  Your setting is the same as the name of the column on the table that you query... bad move.

  Here I change the username to work things p_username and 'magically '.

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_cached_user_id(p_username user_security_table.username%type, authserver user_security_table.authentication_server_id%type)
    RETURN user_security_table.user_security_id%type IS
  
    cacheduserid user_security_table.user_security_id%type;
  BEGIN
    6
    SELECT uat.user_security_id
    INTO cacheduserid
    FROM user_security_table uat
    WHERE uat.username = p_username AND uat.authentication_server_id = authserver;
  
    IF cacheduserid IS NULL THEN
       SELECT uat.user_security_id INTO cacheduserid FROM user_security_table uat WHERE uat.username = 'anonymous' AND uat.authentication_server_id IS NULL;
    END IF;
    RETURN cacheduserid;
    EXCEPTION
       WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
         SELECT uat.user_security_id INTO cacheduserid FROM user_security_table uat WHERE uat.username = 'anonymous' AND uat.authentication_server_id IS NULL;
         RETURN cacheduserid;
  END;
   21   /
  
  Function created.
  
  TUBBY_TUBBZ?SELECT get_cached_user_id('sample',20) from dual;
  
  GET_CACHED_USER_ID('SAMPLE',20)
  -------------------------------
                       2
  
  1 row selected.
  
  TUBBY_TUBBZ?
  

  Simple fix... development of a standard in the future, as for all procedure using p_ settings can save you a lot of grief.

• Case-insensitive XPATH

  Hello
  
  I have the following XMLs stored in a column.
  
  < root >
  < abc > abc < / abc >
  def < def > < / def >
  < / root >
  
  < root >
  < ABC > < / ABC >
  def < DEF > < / DEF >
  < / root >
  
  Is there a way to use a search case-insensitive in my extractValue so that I don't have to write twice?
  
  extractValue (XML_CLOB, / root/abc)
  extractValue (XML_CLOB, / root/ABC)
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  A

  Hello

  You can try

   extractvalue(XML_CLOB,'/root/*[name()="abc" or name()="ABC"]) 
  

  Thought that upper-case (name () = 'ABC' should work, but it does not appear on 10.2

  HTH,

  Chris