case-sensitive

问题 I was digging through some code, and I found some calls to mySQL_fetch_array . Is PHP case sensitive about function names? I recall reading this somewhere but can't seem to find any reference to it. 回答1: I am quoting from this: Note: Function names are case-insensitive, though it is usually good form to call functions as they appear in their declaration. So, its looks like user-defined functions are not case-sensitive, there was a vote for making functions/objects under PHP5 case-sensitive.

问题 Are the reserved words in PHP ( final , public , function , etc) case-sensitive? Would it be valid to write: Final Public Function 回答1: I've never had a problem with case-sensitivity as it relates to reserved words. Sometimes I capitalize them, sometimes I don't. Take a look at this list for examples of usage: http://us.php.net/manual/en/reserved.keywords.php 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13143641/are-the-reserved-words-case-sensitive-in-php

问题 I have a wordpress with Hostgator, When I type site.com/Author goes to 404 Error page not to site.com/author. I need that code to add it in .htacess file to do that redirect. Any help ? 回答1: mod_speling does not work with mod_rewrite which is used by wordpress. The two modules are incompatible. 回答2: Try out with this content in the .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / # If there are caps, set HASCAPS to true and skip next rule RewriteRule [A-Z] - [E=HASCAPS:TRUE,S=1] # Skip this

问题 I hit unique constraint when add new row in datatable. my unique field is ID. ID == abc ABC How to disable the sensitive case checking in datatable. I use datatable.casesensitive = false before not work for me. 回答1: Use CaseSensitive = true before setting the PrimaryKey property on the datatable and it will be case-sensitive. I had the same problem and this is how I fixed it. 回答2: You need to rebuild your unique constraint like this: create unique index uk_MyTable_ID on MyTable(upper(ID)); 来源

问题 I need to detect the case of characters in event keydown and keyup $('body').keydown( function(event) { var charCode = (event.which) ? event.which : event.keyCode; var char = String.fromCharCode(charCode); console.log(char + " is down pressed"); } ); $('body').keyup( function(event) { var charCode = (event.which) ? event.which : event.keyCode; var char = String.fromCharCode(charCode); console.log(char + " is up pressed"); } ); You may try it here: http://jsfiddle.net/8dqwW/ It's always

问题 I discovered(*) today that, depending on the server, my TSQL commands were case-sensitive, meaning that, when one table's column is named tableId , the following instruction might not succeed: SELECT TableId FROM myTable Depending on the column's collation. SQL_Latin1_blablabla seems not to be case-sensitive, when Latin1_blablabla is. So my first question is WHY!!! And the second one is: what is the quickest trick (sp?) to change all collations for all concerned columns in the database? EDIT:

问题 I wanted to know if it's possible to configure the case sensitivity in Power BI. I have data in an Oracle DB where a primary key EXample is different from exampLE . But if I want to import it in Power BI, it won't work. Any idea ? 回答1: For now, I think your best bet would be to create an index for your primary key in the query editor stage and then use that index in Power BI for your relationships. This is outlined here: http://www.thebiccountant.com/2015/08/17/create-a-dimension-table-with

问题 I am migrating a database and etl from MySQl to SQL Server and have hit a case sensitivity issue. In MySql the DB is setup as case sensitive because one of the applications we are loading from has codes like 'Divh' and 'divh' in the one set (its not my doing) all is well and the select statements all over the place in etl, queries reports etc have all used whatever the author wanted regarding case - some are all UPPER some all lower most mixed. So, in other words MYSql has case-insensitive

问题 I have a query that I'm executing from a .NET application to a SQL Server database and it seems to take quite a while to complete (5+ Minutes). I created a test app in c# to try to see what was talking so long (the query should return quickly). As I was reconstructing the query by adding in elements to see which portion was taking so long, I ended up reconstructing the query practically verbatim where the only difference was the spaces in the original query and a capitalization difference.

问题 I am migrating several large sites from ColdFusion, MS SQL and IIS to Railo, MySQL and Tomcat 7. The set up wasn't bad but there is a lot of old code that I will be re-writing where case was not always taken into consideration. Although I am not sure why case sensitivity is such a security threat (coming from the MS world it's never been an issue) but I need to find a way to make Tomcat 7 and Railo find img/employee/greg.jpg when it is in the img/Employee/greg.jpg folder. The E in employee is