Subject | Re: mixed case |
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Author | esrefatak |
Post date | 2004-10-04T13:22:29Z |
1)
MS Access support object names that contains Turkish character.
i migrating from Access to FB.
Also, my code contain Turkish character.
conversion must be: i --> capital i (Ý)
example: illetListesi -> ÝLLETLÝSTESÝ
but FB: ILLETLISTESI
my code expect: illetListesi (ÝLLETLÝSTESÝ)
(i am can not tell. please don't tired)
2)
"CREATE TABLE USERROLES (...)"
"SELECT * from userRoles"
is straight use the USERROLES while table name is userRoles?
my english... :)
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esrefatak
"pencereleri kapat, kaynaklari ac"
"close the window open the source"
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Ivan Prenosil"
<Ivan.Prenosil@s...> wrote:
MS Access support object names that contains Turkish character.
i migrating from Access to FB.
Also, my code contain Turkish character.
conversion must be: i --> capital i (Ý)
example: illetListesi -> ÝLLETLÝSTESÝ
but FB: ILLETLISTESI
my code expect: illetListesi (ÝLLETLÝSTESÝ)
(i am can not tell. please don't tired)
2)
"CREATE TABLE USERROLES (...)"
"SELECT * from userRoles"
is straight use the USERROLES while table name is userRoles?
my english... :)
---
esrefatak
"pencereleri kapat, kaynaklari ac"
"close the window open the source"
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Ivan Prenosil"
<Ivan.Prenosil@s...> wrote:
> > how to create mixed case table?them ?
> > example:
> >
> > "CREATE TABLE userRoles (...)"
> >
> > i want use:
> >
> > "SELECT * from userRoles"
>
> These commands will work just fine. Do you have any problems with
>names ?
> Or what you are actually ask for is case sensitivity of object
> I have never heard complaints about Pascal beeing case insensitive,documentation)
> but many times complatins of C users when they waste time by
> finding problems caused by case sensitivity, so it does not seem
> like a good idea. (but you can find solution in InterBase 6
>
> Ivan