Similar questions have been asked, but many are old and it's not clear
to me exactly what the resolution is. I have a list filter with a local
db query that is matching columns against user input (uses MATCH, but
that is probably not significant). Both the contents of the columns and
the user input can be mixed case, but the match should be
case-insensitive. This has been working (for years!) for most
situations, but it was recently pointed out to me by a user (in France)
that if he inputs a lowercase accented character, e.g. é, it will not
match a database entry containing the uppercase equivalent, e.g. É.
My understanding is that Android SQLite does not support this
automatically as it does for ASCII characters, but is there a solution
within Android? I have no control over what is in the database (it comes
from an outside source) or what the user inputs.
Doug Gordon
GHCS Software
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