Thank you very much Sergey.

I'll be looking now in the books I have for instructions on how to change the case sensitivity during install, but if you'd tell me, I'd appreciate it.





>The SQL Server can be installed as case-sensitive or not (Default). In the second case any character comparisons would be case-insesitive. You can make them case sensitive by converting string values to a binary format

SELECT * FROM history
>WHERE CAST(type AS binary(1)) IN ( CAST('L' AS binary(1)))
>

>
>>Hi,
>>
>> SELECT * FROM history WHERE type IN ('L')
>>
>>seems to ignore case, because I'm getting all
>>records with both upper and lower case L's.
>>
>>Is there anyway to trap out the lower case L's?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Tom
>>
>>PS I tried to search for 'IN keyword', but the search
>>function says I have to have three characters minimum.