"David E. Wheeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Jul 7, 2008, at 16:58, Tom Lane wrote:
>> If that's so, you certainly can't use strncmp, because that would
>> result
>> in sort orderings totally different from lower()'s result. Even
>> without
>> that argument, for most multibyte cases you'd get a pretty arbitrary,
>> user-unfriendly sort ordering.
> Now I'm confused again. :-( Whether or not I use strncmp() or
> varstr_cmp(), I first lowercase the value to be compared using
> str_tolower(). What Zdenek has said is, that aside, just as for the
> TEXT type, I should use strncmp() for = and <>, and varstr_cmp() for
> everything else. Are you saying something different?
No, but you were: you proposed using strncmp for everything.
regards, tom lane
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