What are all different types of collation sensitivity?
Answer / Soni Kumari
"In SQL, there are three levels of collation sensitivity: Case sensitive (uppercase and lowercase characters are treated as distinct), Case insensitive (uppercase and lowercase characters are treated as the same), and Accent sensitive (accented and non-accented characters are treated as distinct)"
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