Right-trim collation for character types in SQLite

CHAR and VARCHAR columns in SQLite need to be defined with a TRIM collation to ignore trailing spaces in comparisons.

Since version 2.40, the SQLite database driver adds the COLLATE RTRIM keywords after the CHAR(N) and VARCHAR(N) types in CREATE TABLE statements, when Informix^® emulation is enabled (the default). This collation clause forces SQLite to use right-trim comparison rules instead of the default binary mode. The binary mode requires to have the same number of trailing spaces in both character values to be equal. By using COLLATE RTRIM clause, the trailing blanks are trimmed and thus ignored. You should also use [VAR]CHAR(N) COLLATE RTRIM in database creation scripts.