Autocomplete convert to Upper Case

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19. Juli 2013 08:22

I've got a query running in an autocomplete box that is hitting a field in a fGDB. But because the field it's querying is in upper case, it requires the user to type in caps to get it to populate.

To make it more user-friendly, is there any simple way to take the input string and make it upper case?

Thanks.

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  19. Juli 2013 22:24

  It depends on the format of the where clause for the autocomplete. I think for most cases where clauses are similar to "fieldname LIKE '{0%}'" where {0} stands in for the value the user enters with a trailing wildcard. To make a case insensitive query you can use the standard syntax of the database, so for SQL Server and, I believe file geodatabases, you could use a where clause like "UPPER(fieldname) LIKE UPPER('{0}%'); this will convert both the value from the database and the value the user entered to uppercase and then compare them.

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  22. Juli 2013 05:20

  Brilliant Nicholas.

  I was halfway there, but didn't have enough "UPPER's". Was becoming a bit of a downer, tbh... :)

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