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After reading the responses, I experimented with making table and column names case insensitive.
Not only could be they be case insensitive but one could add rather strange characters to the names.
For example,
SQL> create table "My Special Table" (
2 "34 &^%$" varchar2(1),
3 "new line
4 here" varchar2(1))
5 ;
Table created.
SQL> desc "My Special Table"
Name Null? Type ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ----------- 34 &^%$ VARCHAR2(1) new line here VARCHAR2(1)
Everything seems to work except exporting or importing the table explicitly with using a tables=("My Special Table"). An export at the user level, however, succeeded.
Is there a way to make the export work at the table level?
Frank Hubeny
Wheaton, IL
Brant Remenda wrote:
> Is it possible to make Oracle case sensitive. I am using Oracle 8 and would
> like to make it case sensitive so that an SQL statement such as:
> Select * from Customers
> would not work if the Customers table is spelled CUSTOMERS
>
> I would also like to make columns case sensitive.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Brant
Received on Sat Sep 11 1999 - 20:52:41 CDT
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