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=== Introduction === | === Introduction === | ||
When loading data into CMOD with the built-in Indexers like [[Glossary#OnDemand_Indexing_Tools|ACIF]] or the [[Glossary#OnDemand_Indexing_Tools|PDF Indexer]], some data like [[Customer statements]], [[Invoices]] or [[Statements]] will be generated as 'Mixed Case', that is, containing both uppercase and lowercase characters. OnDemand Administrators might index the data as it appears in the document, but end-users could search for the same word, with different capitalization -- and this presents a problem. Searching for 'smith' or 'SMITH' doesn't match 'Smith', as it might appear in a report, statement or invoice, frustrating the attempt to find data on the server. | When loading data into IBM CMOD with the built-in Indexers like [[Glossary#OnDemand_Indexing_Tools|ACIF]] or the [[Glossary#OnDemand_Indexing_Tools|PDF Indexer]], some data like [[Customer statements]], [[Invoices]] or [[Statements]] will be generated as 'Mixed Case', that is, containing both uppercase and lowercase characters. OnDemand Administrators might index the data as it appears in the document, but end-users could search for the same word, with different capitalization -- and this presents a problem. Searching for 'smith' or 'SMITH' doesn't match 'Smith', as it might appear in a report, statement or invoice, frustrating the attempt to find data on the server. | ||
=== Explanation === | === Explanation === | ||