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SUMMARY
Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills.
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This technique is useful in a situation where you need to find all the
records in a field that contain lowercase text rather than uppercase text
for the first character. An example of this might be in the Employees table
of the Northwind.mdb sample database (or NWIND.MDB in versions 1.x and
2.0).
and then set the criteria of this column to 0. Note that the following example will find only the first character. Suppose the text field called FirstName contains values such as the following records:
If you need to find all the records that contain the lower case "andrew" instead of "Andrew," use the Asc() function. To do this, create the following select query:
Note that when you run this query, the query returns only the record for "andrew," not for "Andrew." REFERENCES
For more information about the Asc() function, search the Help Index for
"Asc function."
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