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Joe,

Joe, I use *LANGIDSHR when I need both, case insensitivity and an
ASCII-like collating sequence (numbers before letters). Also, it allows
(AFAIK) for the correct collating sequence, regardless of the code base
used. For instance, in Spanish we have a letter that is just like a 'N'
with a tilde on top (Ñ). If I use, for instance, *HEX, the lower case
version (ñ) comes AFTER the upper case version (Ñ), because the upper case
letter corresponds (IIRC) to the # character in EBCDIC (appears before
'A'). *LANGIDSHR solves this.

The downsize is that, at least in V5R3, it seems to me that SQL tends to
use CQE instead of SQE when defining a table with *LANGIDSHR...

HTH,

Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert — eServer i5 iSeries

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