terrymanu commented on issue #33784:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere/issues/33784#issuecomment-3536574567

   🔍 Problem Analysis
   
     Based on the information provided, I noticed a critical detail: The table 
name used in your configuration file and SQL is HuangHStu (starting with 
uppercase), but the actual table name shown in the error screenshot is
     huanghstu (starting with lowercase).
   
     🎯 Possible Root Cause
   
     This is likely a table name case mismatch issue:
   
     - MySQL is case-sensitive for table names on Linux systems
     - HuangHStu ≠ huanghstu
     - ShardingSphere routes to the correct database, but MySQL cannot find the 
table with the correct name
   
     📋 Key Information Needed
   
     To accurately identify the problem, please provide the following 
information:
   
     1. MySQL Case Sensitivity Setting
   
     SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'lower_case_table_names';
   
     2. Actual Table Name Verification
   
     SHOW TABLES FROM ds_0;
     SHOW TABLES FROM ds_1;
   
     3. Complete ShardingSphere Configuration File
   
     Please provide your complete configuration file, not just screenshot 
fragments.
   
     4. Complete Error Log
   
     Please provide the complete error stack trace, not just "Route table does 
not exist".
   
     5. Environment Information
   
     - Operating system (Linux/Windows/macOS)
     - MySQL installation method
     - Exact SQL statements used when creating tables
   
     💡 Temporary Solutions
   
     If it's indeed a case sensitivity issue, you can try:
   
     Solution 1: Modify Configuration File
     rules:
     - SHARDING:
       tables:
         huanghstu:  # Change to lowercase
           actualDataNodes: ds_${0..1}.huanghstu
   
     Solution 2: Recreate Tables
     CREATE TABLE HuangHStu (
         Sno VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY,
         -- other fields
     );
   
     🔧 Verification Steps
   
     1. Confirm the value of lower_case_table_names
     2. Verify the matching relationship between logical and physical table 
names
     3. Provide complete configuration and log information
   
     With this information, we can determine if it's a table name case 
sensitivity issue and provide a precise solution.
   
     Looking forward to your response! 🚀
   


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