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SQLite LIKE Operator, Case-Insensitivity, and ASCII Defaults in 2026 Documentation
"Navigating text matching behaviors within embedded databases requires understanding how underlying collation sequences interact with standard query operators. When developing applications relying on SQLite in 2026, developers frequently encounter search discrepancies due to default character set rules. Specifically, the standard LIKE operator in SQLite is case-insensitive by default, but this behavior is strictly restricted to ASCII characters unless specialized extensions or custom collating sequences are applied. This design choice maintains high query performance within lightweight environments while presenting specific challenges for inte..."
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