StrCompareNoCase
Compares two strings to see if they are identitical, ignoring the case of letters (i.e., the lower-case “a” is considered to have the same value as the upper-case “A”).
| Function
| Group
| Execution
| Windows
| Embedded
| Thin Client
| Mobile Access
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| StrCompareNoCase | String
| Synchronous
| Supported
| Supported
| Supported
| Supported
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Syntax
StrCompareNoCase( strValue1, strValue2 )
- strValue1
- A string, or a tag of String type. This is the first string in the comparison.
- strValue2
- A string, or a tag of String type. This is the second string in the comparison.
Returned value
| −1
| The value of strValue1 is less than the value of strValue2.
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| 0
| strValue1 and strValue2 are identical.
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| 1
| The value of strValue1 is greater than the value of strValue2.
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Examples
| Tag Name
| Expression
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| Tag
| StrCompareNoCase( “Text1″, “TEXT1″ ) // Returned value = 0
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| Tag Tag1 = “Text1″ Tag2 = “TEXT1″
| StrCompareNoCase( Tag1, Tag2 ) // Returned value = 0
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StrCompareNoCase