Overview#
Case-insensitive is when treating or interpreting uppercase and lowercase letters as being the same.Often used in computer science to indicate a comparison or EQUALITY test that does not distinguish between letters that only differ in case.
Example#
A case-sensitive password will not recognize "Password" and "password" as the same, but a case-insensitive comparison would.Matching Rules that are Case-insensitive#
More Information#
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- Ambiguous Name Resolution
- AttributeType Description
- BooleanMatch
- Case Ignore List
- Case Sensitivity
- Case-insensitive
- Case-sensitive
- CaseIgnoreMatch
- CaseIgnoreSubstringsMatch
- DNSName
- Distinguished Name Case Sensitivity
- DomainComponent
- Email Address
- HTTP Cache Directive
- LDAP Entry
- LDAP Query Advanced Examples
- LDAP filters Syntax and Choices
- Language-Tag
- Oracle Passwords
- SCIM Schema
- SCIM Sorting
- SOAPDSMLDriver
- TelephoneNumberMatch
- URI Schemes
- URL
- Windows registry