Re: Case sensitivety behaviour [followup re: bugfix]

2002-09-25 Thread Paul DuBois
At 20:25 -0500 9/23/02, Paul DuBois wrote: >At 16:43 -0700 9/23/02, Jan Steinman wrote: >> >From: "Moestl, Wolfgang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> >>>Is there a defined behaviour for handling the case-sensitivety for >>>user- and hostnames? >> >>According to the specification for the Domain Name Syste

Re: Case sensitivety behaviour

2002-09-23 Thread Paul DuBois
At 16:43 -0700 9/23/02, Jan Steinman wrote: > >From: "Moestl, Wolfgang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >>Is there a defined behaviour for handling the case-sensitivety for >>user- and hostnames? > >According to the specification for the Domain Name System (DNS), >Internet hostnames are always supposed

Re: Case sensitivety behaviour

2002-09-23 Thread Jan Steinman
>From: "Moestl, Wolfgang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Is there a defined behaviour for handling the case-sensitivety for user- and >hostnames? According to the specification for the Domain Name System (DNS), Internet hostnames are always supposed to be case-insensitive. Since other entities in MySQ

re: Case sensitivety behaviour

2002-09-23 Thread Victoria Reznichenko
ysql system tables are taken. MW> The following statements does return values: MW> SHOW GRANTS FOR root@localhost MW> The following statements will NOT return values: MW> SHOW GRANTS for Root@localhost MW> SHOW GRANTS for root@Localhost MW> Personnaly I think the same case-sensitivet

Case sensitivety behaviour

2002-09-22 Thread Moestl, Wolfgang
T return values: SHOW GRANTS for Root@localhost SHOW GRANTS for root@Localhost Personnaly I think the same case-sensitivety behaviour should be implemented in every aspect of the database functionallity. If connecting as Root@LOCalhOST works a SHOW GRANTS FOR Root@LOCalhOST should work as well. Bes