Problem with Table names in lower case using LINUX
Posted: Fri 05 Aug 2011 01:10
Hi Team.
Im using linux ubuntu 10 and mysql 5.5 all my table names are in lowercase
when using a master/detail there is a problem when establishing master field and detail field
Master Table : mtable
Master Field : id
detail Table : dtable
detail field : id
relation id = id
but when running on linux the query result from devart is MTABLE.ID = DTABLE.ID
i mean it makes it uppercase and then as you know in linux the tablename is case sensitive and so it throws an error saying that the MTABLE doesnt exist.
is there any way to solve this, is there any configurable parameter?
using the property SQLFilter doesnt work for me because using this there is no automatic asignation of the master value to the detail value.
Im using linux ubuntu 10 and mysql 5.5 all my table names are in lowercase
when using a master/detail there is a problem when establishing master field and detail field
Master Table : mtable
Master Field : id
detail Table : dtable
detail field : id
relation id = id
but when running on linux the query result from devart is MTABLE.ID = DTABLE.ID
i mean it makes it uppercase and then as you know in linux the tablename is case sensitive and so it throws an error saying that the MTABLE doesnt exist.
is there any way to solve this, is there any configurable parameter?
using the property SQLFilter doesnt work for me because using this there is no automatic asignation of the master value to the detail value.