select * from T(table_name)
where fld(coloum_name) = upper(fld) collate SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS
You can force to check the case sensitive collation.
select * from T(table_name)
where fld(coloum_name) = upper(fld) collate SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS
You can force to check the case sensitive collation.
Emp id
|
FirstName
|
Last Name
|
Emp code
|
Position
|
location
|
1
|
Neeraj
|
Upadhyay
|
GCS-1795
|
Software Developer
|
Noida
|
2
|
Akhilesh
|
Upadhyay
|
GCS-1796
|
Software Developer
|
Delhi
|
3
|
Ashish
|
Bhisht
|
GCS-1797
|
Software Developer
|
Sawai madhopur
|
1002
|
Akash
|
Srivastava
|
GCS-1798
|
Software Developer
|
Kota
|
1003
|
Dikhsa
|
Rawat
|
GCS-1799
|
Software Developer
|
Naguar
|
1004
|
Vaishali
|
Gupta
|
GCS-1800
|
Software Developer
|
Aligarh
|
Emp_id
|
Address
|
Salary
|
1
|
behind old laxman mandir bharatpur rajasthan
|
50000
|
2
|
WZ-85 Todapur New delhi
|
50000
|
3
|
kerapati mohalla bharatpur
|
40000
|
1002
|
A-154/A sector 63 noida
|
55000
|
1003
|
india habitat center lodhi road new delhi
|
35000
|
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Problem: When trying to run an Angular project using the "ng serve" command, you encounter an error that says "ng: The term 'ng' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again."
Solution: To resolve this error, open the command prompt and type "npm -i -g @angular/cli" to install the Angular CLI globally. Once the installation is complete, navigate to the project directory and run the project using "ng serve" command. This should allow you to run your Angular project without encountering the "ng is not recognized" error.
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