Symptom:
A query on a single search column performs a case-insensitive search, as expected. However, a query on multiple search columns performs a case-sensitive search where asterisks (*), which should be interpreted as wildcards, are instead interpreted literally. This problem occurs when the internally generated SQL code contains the OR operator in the Where clause.
Solution:
Limit your queries to searches on one column at a time when using Prompts. If creating your own query with multiple expressions, connect multiple LIKE wildcard expressions with the logical operator, AND.
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