Short Overview: today I talk about `casefold` and the edge cases it handles that aren't We look at the ILIKE operator and see why it may not be well suited for doing full
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today I talk about `casefold` and the edge cases it handles that aren't We look at the ILIKE operator and see why it may not be well suited for doing full You want to replace all occurrences of a substring with a new substring using
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- We look at the ILIKE operator and see why it may not be well suited for doing full
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