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From: Konstantin C. <Kon...@da...> - 2001-08-23 12:30:47
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Andreas Aderhold wrote:
> > for example, in oracle both of these queries work:
> > select newsid from news;
>
> How are the column headers returned for this query also in lowercase? Or in
> uppercase? In MySQL they are returned as typed in the query.
>
Wouldn't it be better just to define column and table names as
case-insensitive and always uppercase/lowercase them in QueryManager before
doing a MetaBase query?
Then, the user will be free in choosing their naming convention.
Doesn't Oracle (or some other databases) really support '_'? In that case,
especially, allowing the user to mix upper and lower cases in the names would
be nice. E.g. "FurbeeId" is more readable than "furbeeid" or "FURBEEID".
Just my 2 pence :-)
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