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| − | The LOWER() function converts the characters in the character expression <expC> to lower case. This function is particularly useful if used in index keys and their corresponding SEEK expressions, since a search expression in lower case will match both upper and lower case characters. | + | The LOWER() function converts the characters in the character expression <expC> or memo <memofield> to lower case. This function is particularly useful if used in index keys and their corresponding SEEK expressions, since a search expression in lower case will match both upper and lower case characters. |
Revision as of 11:43, 23 October 2009
Class
String Data
Purpose
Function to convert characters to lower case
Syntax
LOWER(<expC> | <memofield>)
See Also
ISLOWER(), ISUPPER(), PROPER(), STRTOLOWER(), STRTOUPPER(), STRTRAN(), TRANSFORM(), UPPER()
Description
The LOWER() function converts the characters in the character expression <expC> or memo <memofield> to lower case. This function is particularly useful if used in index keys and their corresponding SEEK expressions, since a search expression in lower case will match both upper and lower case characters.
Example
? lower("Recital") recital // Another Example use accounts index on lower(company) to company replace company with "Company Name" seek "company name" ? found() .T.
Products
Recital Server, Recital
