On 05/04/15 18:08, Dimitry Sibiryakov wrote:
> 04.05.2015 16:41, Alex Peshkoff wrote:
>> Just to notice - in that case creating quoted ascii users becomes almost
>> no sense. It will be almost unreal to use them later.
>     The same for quoted role names.

Yes. And BTW I have a private bug report from Pavel that he can't use 
cyrillic roles. Sometimes can - but unstable. In his samples I sometimes 
see something like "'RussianRoleName'". Almost sure the problem is with 
that quoting and upper/lower case.

>> Well, the main raised problem is why should ascii/non-ascii objects be
>> treated differently? Am I understanding a problem correctly?
>     From the beginning of the thread I was sure that this is about following 
> of SQL
> standard. Now I'm not sure.
>

To be precise - SQL standard was broken when I've added user management 
from SQL in 2.5.
If one types:
SQL> create user "Qq" password 'zz';
user QQ will be added. Telling true I've just emulated gsec behavior.

So before returning to national characters let's decide - should this 
behavior be changed in FB3? User with what name should be created - Qq 
or QQ?



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