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Date: Sun, 19 Sep 1999 20:43:00 -0700
From: Dana Powers <powersdp@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu>
Subject: Case sensitivity
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I am evaluating whether it is possible to migrate our Contact manager
system to Postgres on Linux, but I am having difficulty because the
client software was most moronically programmed to access tables using
wildly different case structures, i.e. a table might be created
'MYTABLE', and accessed 'mytable', 'MyTable' or 'MYTABLE' depending on
the context. Is there anyway to disable case-sensitivity in this case,
either through Postgres config, or the ODBC drivers? I have no access to

re-configure the clients, due to their wonderfully closed sourcedness.
Thanks
Dana Powers