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The CASE keyword causes Pervasive.SQL to ignore case when evaluating restriction clauses involving a string column.
For example, suppose if you have a column called Name that is defined with the CASE attribute. If you insert two rows with Name = `Smith' and Name = `SMITH,' a query with a restriction specifying Name = `smith' correctly returns both rows.
The following example shows how you add a column to the Student table with the CASE keyword.
The following example shows how to modify a column with the CASE keyword.
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