Need to get rid of a table with a mixed-case tablename
From: Jeff Kopmanis <jeffk_at_garnet.msen.com>
Date: 12 Jun 1994 05:16:38 GMT
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Date: 12 Jun 1994 05:16:38 GMT
Message-ID: <2te5nm$2ut$1_at_heifetz.msen.com>
One of our people created a table with MS Access on our Oracle7 database
(via ODBC) that has a name that is mixed-case. Oracle doesn't seem to want
to touch it and MS Access doesn't let us do that via ODBC (that we can
tell). How do you either override Access's foolishness or tell Oracle to
NOT convert our SQL strings into upper case so that we may delete the
table?
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Received on Sun Jun 12 1994 - 07:16:38 CEST