At a Glance: today I talk about `casefold` and the edge cases it handles that aren't handled by `.lower()`! We discuss the flexibility of naming and querying objects and demystify double quotes in Snowflake.
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today I talk about `casefold` and the edge cases it handles that aren't handled by `.lower()`! We discuss the flexibility of naming and querying objects and demystify double quotes in Snowflake. This video gives a quick demonstration of the Collation functionality available from Oracle
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- today I talk about `casefold` and the edge cases it handles that aren't handled by `.lower()`!
- We discuss the flexibility of naming and querying objects and demystify double quotes in Snowflake.
- This video gives a quick demonstration of the Collation functionality available from Oracle
- We look at the ILIKE operator and see why it may not be well suited for doing full
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