Do I remember correctly about "as lowercase"?

Usage and Config Platform
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(imported topic written by rharmer91)

Will I miss some things if I don’t force the case to lowercase?

IE:

version of file as “c:\Program Files\eScription\Emon.exe”

Thanks,

Rich

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(imported comment written by Lee Wei)

Hi Rich,

It depends on who is doing the comparison. Windows is non-case sensitive, so the following statements are the same:

  1. names of files of folder “C:\Program Files\BigFix Enterprise\BES Client”

names of files of folder “c:\program files\bigfix enterprise\bes client”

However, string literals in BigFix are case sensitive, so the first statement below might return unexpected results, and you should use the “as lowercase” string conversion:

  1. names of files whose (name of it contains “bes”) of folder “c:\program files\bigfix enterprise\bes client”

  2. names of files whose (name of it as lowercase contains “bes”) of folder “c:\program files\bigfix enterprise\bes client”

Lee Wei

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(imported comment written by rharmer91)

So - If I’m just looking for version information on files in a Analysis, case doesn’t matter?

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(imported comment written by Lee Wei)

Probably does not matter.

If you have the relevance handy, I am happy to edit if necessary.