I have data in a file that was supposed to be proper case: "Expense",
"Indemnity". I accidentally loaded some of them as "EXPENSE" and
"INDEMNITY".
Not a big problem, but just out of curiosity, I wanted to see a listing
of all 4 types - proper and upper case for each of the 2 types.
When I ran "Select distinct myfield from myfile", only "Expense" and
"Indemnity" showed up. And when I did a replace where Myfield =
'EXPENSE', it updated all records.
The problem is resolved, but is there some command in SQL to honor case,
or something I need to set in SQL Server (Although, usually I DON'T want
case sensitive).
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