Hi Brian
On 18/03/2010, at 4:04 AM, Brian Aker wrote:
So Drizzle is case insensitive all the world around. AKA we follow
the standard in this regard no matter the operating system (with
MySQL by default the UNIX world is case sensitive,.. legacy of
everything be based on the file system).
Drizzle accomplishes this by doing case folding, aka we lower case
everything internally. All upper case make me THINK YOU ARE YELLING.
Here is the thing though, right now to make DD/IS look right I have
to play with case. Internally we see things as lower case, but
externally it seems like UPPER case for those table names seems
correct.
This is really bikeshed to me. People's thoughts on the display?
There is BTW no requirement that a table function be upper case, I
just have done that when doing the create object. So no matter what
table functions will be whatever ever the author/creator calls them.
I prefer uppercase for keywords and lowercase for identifiers.
Is there a necessity to have infoschema uppercase? I find it hideously
unreadable.
Regards,
Arjen.
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