Hi Andrew,
Yes, I stand up early today. My wife had to get to work early and so I
was awake as well :-)
Happy New Year.
Ocke
Andrew Jensen wrote:
Ocke,
You are up early, or I am up late...this global village thing can be
so confusing at times.
Well, I simply told him I would post up whatever response I got, so in
a way you will be asking him that question directly.
Thanks for the quick turn around.
Ocke Janssen wrote:
Hi Andrew,
there exists at the moment no possibility to turn the quoting off.
But I got another question, why doesn't he quote the strings by himself.
The problem here seems to be that registab and REGISTAB are two
different table names for the db. So quoting "registab" should help.
Best regards,
Ocke
Andrew Jensen wrote:
Hi,
A user on the OOOForum board posted this recently:
Now all my SQL turn into case-sensitive. I used a jdbc debugger to
capture the SQLs send to Oracle.
It is obvious that Base have quoted my sqls.
SELECT * FROM registab WHERE KEY_NUM = '5700'
goes to
SELECT * FROM "REGISTAB" WHERE "KEY_NUM" = '5700'
Now many of my sqls can't run any more. Crying or Very sad
How could I tell Base to NOT to do this?
I am simply passing it along hoping to get some information for him.
I will pass back anything from here to him at the forum.
(Yes, I told him he could simply do this himself, but he asked if I
would do this)
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Andrew 'Drew' Jensen
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