Ensure LIKE is case-sensitive for non-ASCII characters #3902
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Tejasmadhukar
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penberg and
pereman2
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This looks good! Could you also patch the 3-args version? Then we'll have the same behaviour as SQLite. |
Disable case folding for non-ASCII characters so they remain case-sensitive.
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Done! |
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Closes #3318
LIKE(X,Y) is now case-sensitive for characters that are beyond ASCII range.
I did not make any change in LIKE(X,Y,Z), please let me know if I should do that!