On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:28 PM, André Knappstein
<knappst...@beta-eigenheim.de> wrote:
> OK, thank you anyway.
> I think I will be telling them to re-create the databases, this time
> using a character set *and* *not* the quoted identifiers.
I think removing the quoted identifiers is a better way anyway. For
the future etc.
> Interesting though, that I did not find any hint about similar
> problems in the internet concerning for example MSSQL server and
> similar.
I think the problem is, that MSSQL is not using quotes. MSSQL is kind
of hybrid, it keeps casing as is (not defaulting to upper case) and
matches exact matches only if used inside "[" and "]". So you
basically don't have this problem. It's the same story as in data sets
(I hope nobody is using it now) generated bin VS. The query there is
kind of MSSQLized (and there's no (easy) way to plug in as 3rd party
provider provider).
> You're not taking part in the Firebird Tour this year, do you?
So far I was only invited to speak in Prague. Not in Germany.
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