The case-sensitivity of at least some DBMS depends on the host OS.
MYSQL, for instance, with MyISAM tables is case sensitive on case-
sensitive operating systems, and case insensitive otherwise.
Robert
On Dec 11, 2007, at 12/113:34 PM , Mikaël Cluseau wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was using to-one relationships as primary keys and found that it
> wasn't working. I made it working, the right way, I hope ;-).
>
> This patch modifies DataDomainInsertBucket.
>
> The second is to fix a problem I had with DB2/AS400 using custom
> templates to fetch DataObjects : the column names returned by the
> server
> were in upper case, and Cayenne was expecting them in lower-case. My
> fix
> is to normalize the keys in the DataRow, overriding get/put methods. I
> think SQL is case insensitive for schema/table/column names, so it
> shouldn't be a problem with any DBMS (again, I hope).
>
> This patch modifies DataRow.
>
> Cheers,
>
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> <caseless_datarow.patch><db_relationship_pk.patch>
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