Thanks for the tip I did find a manual (4.5 for dos) I did add CASEP 246 214 *( I also tried CASEP 214 246 ) I did reload with option case sensitive set to off Problem stays however When at office I will check the manual rbase 5.1 win as well and keep trying Gunnar
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of J.M. GRATIAS Sent: den 1 april 2003 23:30 To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Contains with National charcters Gunnar : >> If I rename dear employee# 131 to Mary �rnqvist in CONCOMP database If I then do R> sel all from employee where emplname contains �֒ *( Capital national character �) I will get One row as expected If I then do R> sel all from employee where emplname contains ��� *( Gemen (is that English for non capital?) national character �) I will get no rows satisie�. << I had similars issues with french extented char ... With RBW 6.5 : You must 'dig' inside RBASE.CFG file and find a manual that explain how does each parameter works. As far as I can remember, in your case, you must check to find a line in CASEP section that say that both char. (upper case and lower case � are equivalent). If this line is missing (I suppose it is), add it, exit RBW and run it again (RBASE.CFG is loaded only when entering RBase). You must also PACK you DB with USER CASE option to apply changes, because part of RBASE.CFG is stored into the DB. I dont' know how does RBW 7 will handle this .... Is RBASE.CFG file still there ? Best regards, J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique
