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Hi all!This is the problem:User enters student name, in the database, only the 1st letter is uppercase and the rest is  in Lower case.So, I want to fix this so as it is not case sensitive, i.e. the user can enter a name and it will return the recordwhether they enter it in upper or lower case.My Code:CvtUpperCase.Text = UCase(Content.Text)                //stores user's input

   Select Case OptionChoice

       Case "Student_FirstName"            MyCommand = New SqlDataAdapter("select * from [qryStudentDetails] where [qryStudentDetails].[Student_FirstName] like             '" & CvtUpperCase.Text & "'" , myConnection)

....Any ideas??

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