Use Hibernates case-insensitive pattern matching when available. #165
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This commit provides case-insensitive pattern matching when using `=ilike=` or `=inotlike=` that relies on Hibernate's implementation for `ilike`. However, if JPA provider is different from Hibernate we fallback to old implementation. The reason behind this change is to allow Hibernate generate "proper" case-insensitive pattern matching query depending on database.
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This commit provides case-insensitive pattern matching when using
=ilike=or=inotlike=that relies on Hibernate's implementation forilike. However, if JPA provider is different from Hibernate we fallback to old implementation.The reason behind this change is to allow Hibernate generate "proper" case-insensitive pattern matching query depending on database.