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I have a table that was imported as all UPPER CASE and I would like to turn it into Proper Case. What script have any of you used to complete this?
Thank you.
Started by RyanKeeter on
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Just keep in mind that properly changing upper-case text to proper-case text may applications that misspell....
I,1), @Ret = @Ret + case when @Reset=1 then UPPER(@c) else LOWER(@c) end, @Reset = case when @c like data though.
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I would like to change a string in php from all upper case to normal cases. So that every sentence would start with an upper case and the rest would be in lower case.
Is there a simple way to do this ?
Started by Trausti Thor Johannsson on
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A simple way is to use strtolower to make the string lower case, and ucfirst to upper case($str)); $str=""; $sep=""; foreach ($sentences as $sentence) { //upper case first char $sentence sentence_case($s) { $str = strtolower....
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If a sql server's server collation is case sensitive and a database is case-insensitive, will queries be case-sensitive or not? I thought that it was supposed to be based on the database rather than the server collation, but having done a short test that...
Started by Rory on
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That's what I'm seeing in my testing: problems with the case of parameters but no problems with the case of table/column names..
Including parameters, are case-sensitive even in a case-insensitive collation.
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What are the corresponding unicode values of lower case and upper case letters from a to z
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Which sometimes even change to two characters depending on the case (or two to one inversely) - Turkish.
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The question is quite generic. What are the points that should be kept in mind to identify a valid use case? How to approach a use case?
Started by Devil Jin on
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A valid use case could describe:
intended audience / user pre-requisites The definition of use case....
A use case identifies, with specificity, a task or goal that users will be able to accomplish using, but slightly more specific.
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In Emacs, by default, incremental search is case-insensitive. However, if you type any upper case characters as part of the search string, it becomes a case-sensitive search. So the question is, how do you easily perform a case-sensitive search of an ...
Started by WilliamKF on
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Emacs documentation:
Type M-c to toggle search case-sensitivity..
Have (setq case-fold-search nil) in your .emacs or M-x set-variable case-fold-search nil .
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When writing some vb code I tripped and I'm still left wondering why. I was ORing the case expectation yet a value lieing within this range didn't warrant a match; why not?
Example Code:
Select Case 2 Case 0 ''// Some logic Case 1 ''// Some other logic...
Started by vanslly on
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Select Case 2 Case 0 Console.WriteLine("something") Case 1 Console....
This will allow you to perform "something" in the case of 0, "something else" in the case of 1, "hit" in the case of 2 or 3 or "hit else" otherwise.
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Is there any ready function which converts camel case Strings into underscore separated string? I want something like this
"CamelCaseString".to_undescore
to return "camel_case_string"
Started by Daniel Cukier on
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To_underscore # =>"some_camel_case".
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I want to know which message would show to the user in the following. I assume it would be both 11.2 and 11.3 because of the missing 'break' after case 7?
int d1 = 7; switch(d1) { case 6: printf("11.1 \n"); break; case 7: printf("11.2 \n"); case 8: printf...
Started by HollerTrain on
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Yes, both 11.2 and 11.3 would show because you are not breaking at the ... .
If you added another case statement after 8, it would show as well (since there is no break after the 8 case).
Yes both 11.2 and 11.3 should show.
You are correct.
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Have you had any good/bad experiences with Case Complete ? Are there Use Case creation products like it that you would recommend?
Thank you
Started by Gern Blandston on
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We have templates that generate our documentation from case complete projects, no maintaining....
After much research we settled on using Case Complete for a fairly large and complex project work on the case complete project at one time.
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