If i search for 'Jose' the result is 0. If i search for 'Josè' either and 'Jôse' gives also no result.
select name from TblName where name = 'Jose' or name = 'Josè' or name = 'Jôse'
I know the replacement with ? : where name like 'Jos?' or name like 'J?se'
But this is very unhandy and who knows if there is not a special form of 's'?
I want to search for 'Jose' and get all the variants of it with all the possible special characters on all single characters; how do that?
See How do I perform an accent insensitive compare (e with è, é, ê and ë) in SQL Server?
By applying a specific collation order to your select:
SELECT * FROM Venue WHERE Name COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AI Like '%cafe%'
The CI stands for "Case Insensitive" and AI for "Accent Insensitive".
If you are French, this article may also help : Remplacer les accents dans une chaîne.
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