case-sensitive

I am switching my application to Postgresql , All the tables in my schema are in lowercase and when I'm doing a query with NHibernate it is adding double quotes to the table name which on the mappings is in PascalCase and causing the query to fail telling me that the table does not exists. I could easily go to all the mappings classes and change the Table method to be lowercase, like change from 'Table("UserAccount")' to 'Table("useraccount")' but I'd rather prefer not having to do this.. I was wondering if there is any way to tell nhibernate not to Double Quote the table on the queries so it

I have researched a lot and what I understand to make database tables name sensitive, you have to set the variable lower_case_table_names=0. Im on osX. I did this change in my.cnf. After that, if I run select * from users I get results. While if I run: select * from Users I get error saying table doesn't exist. However, for a particular database, the case sensitivity doesnt affect. I can use any case I will never receive errors. Why? I could have a look at the big sql-file used to import the database and try to find out if there are specific directives to ignore case sensitivity (?). Anyway,

I want to name my mysql table column names using camel case and create php classes from these mysql tables with the same camel case names. I will be generating these php classes automatically. I'm wondering if I can rely on column name case no matter what platform I run my application on. So for example, if I name one column name "FirstName", will I ever encounter a time where reading the column name from the database will product "firstname" or something like that? Short answer is no. The long answer is that case-sensitivity for some things in MySQL depend on the underlying operating system.

I encountered this "bug" in the latest verison of firefox and I don't know what causes this behavior and which is the correct result. HTML <div><h1 id="heading">First Title</h1></div><div><h1>Second Title</h1></div> JavaScript var allDivNodes = document.getElementsByTagName("div"); console.log(allDivNodes[0].childNodes); console.log(allDivNodes[1].childNodes); console.log(allDivNodes[0].childNodes.length); console.log(allDivNodes[1].childNodes.length); The result I get is the following: And here is the quirk. If I add spaces in my HTML code and run the same script I get this result: NEW HTML.

Is there a standard functionality which will allow me to sort capital and small letters in the following way or I should implement a custom comparator: student students Student Students For an instance: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; namespace Dela.Mono.Examples { public class HelloWorld { public static void Main(string[] args) { List<string> list = new List<string>(); list.Add("student"); list.Add("students"); list.Add("Student"); list.Add("Students"); list.Sort(); for (int i=0; i < list.Count; i++) Console.WriteLine(list[i]); } } } it sorts the string as: student Student

We have issues with utf8-string comparisons in MySQL 5, regarding case and accents : from what I gathered, what MySQL implements collations by considering that "groups of characters should be considered equal". For example, in the utf8_unicode_ci collation, all the letters "EÉÈÊeéèê" are in the same box (together with other variants of "e"). So if you have a table containing ["video", "vidéo", "vidÉo", "vidÊo", "vidêo", "vidÈo", "vidèo", "vidEo"] (in a varchar column declared with ut8_general_ci collation) : when asking MySQL to sort the rows according to this column, the sorting is random

I want to order a List of Strings with different Options. Options are: Alphabetical Sort or Logical Sort Case-Sensitive or not Case-Sensitive Ascending or Descending I have all branches covered except for: Case-Sensitive, Logical-Sort. (Pretty much NatSort from php) Now I am trying to find a Function that does what I need. In order to get a not-case-sensitive logical order I implemented a call to the StrCmpLogicalW-Function in the shlwapi.dll https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/shlwapi/nf-shlwapi-strcmplogicalw However, I can not find a Case-Sensitive equivalent to

class List { public function hello() { return "hello"; } } $list = new List; echo $list::hello(); Gives Error: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'List' (T_LIST), expecting identifier (T_STRING) in /home/WtGTRQ/prog.php on line 3 Changing "List" to "Lizt" fixes the issue. I sadly understand that Php functions are case-insensitive , but I really don't want to make a List object a Lizt object... Is there some way to circumvent this without renaming my class? List is a restricted PHP word. You cannot use any of the following words as constants, class names, function or method names. http:/