Query that treats "accents insensitive" and "case insensitive"

I need to do one query that treats "accents insensitive" and "case insensitive" if possible too.
I need to have the query below ajusted to return both accent or not accent words:
with t as
( select 'xxxELEIÇÕESyyy' text from dual union all
select 'xxxELEIÇOESyyy' text from dual union all
select 'xxxELEICÕESyyy' text from dual)
select text from t
where text like '%eleicoes%'; --> i need some filter that result true for both 3 lines

SQL> with t as
2 ( select 'xxxELEIÇÕESyyy' text from dual union all
3 select 'xxxELEIÇOESyyy' text from dual union all
4 select 'xxxeleiÇOESyyy' text from dual union all
5 select 'xxxELEICÕESyyy' text from dual)
6 select text from t
7 where regexp_like(t.text, '(x|X){3}(ELEI|elei){1}([CcÇç]{1})([ÕOõo]{1})(ES|es){1}(y|Y){3}')
8
SQL> /
TEXT
xxxELEIÇÕESyyy
xxxELEIÇOESyyy
xxxeleiÇOESyyy
xxxELEICÕESyyy

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I am having trouble with the following query:
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and lower(lname) like lower ('%smith%')
and lower(status) like lower ('%%')
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if I just write the following:
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Hi,
Is this query generated dynamically? (That's the only reason I can see for saying "WHERE 1 = 1".)
If so, test the parameters for NULL, and only add them if a value was given.
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Perhaps you should be saying:
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2      NumberData number(38);
3      Id Number;
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11 end;
12 /
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
ORA-06512: at line 6
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2      v_NumberData number(38);
3      v_Id Number;
4 begin
5      v_NumberData := 100;
6      select Id into v_Id
7      from T
8      where T.Varchar2Data = 'STRING'
9      and T.NumberData = v_NumberData;
10      DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_Id);
11 end;
12 /
1
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>

Intermittent oracle errors with case-insensitive searches

Hi
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When I ask queries containing "CONTAINS"-clauses against these columns everything works great. However I have a few other columns in table that I want to run case-insensitive comparisons with.
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I haven't used it, but iPartition claims to be able to convert in-place between case-sentitive and case-insensitive HFS+ formats.
The trouble is, even then, a restore may not work properly.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r19614460-Convert-hard-drive-to-HFS-that-is-not- case-sensitive

Case-Insensitive Searching on Content Server

Hello everyone,
I have a Content Server 10gr3 using an Oracle 11g DB. All of my searches are case sensitive, but we need case-insensitive searching. I've tried changing the DatabasePreserveCase variable in the config.cfg to 1, 0, true, and false, rebuilt the indexes in between each reboot (not sure if that's necessary or not), tried checking in new documents after making the changes and searching for those, but no matter, searches stay case sensitive.
We have another UCM install running on a 10.2.0.3.0 DB, and case insensitivity works on that Content Server with DatabasePreserveCase=1.
What could we be doing wrong? I've found several documents which have stated that case-insensitivity is impossible with an Oracle DB, but I think those are all old and from before Oracle's acquisition of the product (and obviously it is possible, since we have another install with it working).
Thanks in advance for any help you can give!

I'm not quite sure what you mean by Search Engine... we simply installed the Oracle 11g Database, then installed Content Server and configured it to run using that database. We haven't done anything with full-text search.
Edit: Do you mean the SearchIndexerEngineName value in the config file? It's DATABASE.METADATA, though at some point we also need to get full-text up and running which to my understanding requires it to be DATABASE.FULLTEXT.
As to the OracleCaseInsensitiveSearch component, where can I find it? Google shows up nothing, and MetaLink has one page saying that it exists but nothing more...
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