> I don't understand. In your initial message, you asked:
> >I want that a 'select * from test;'
> >returns 'ID' not 'id' as column header.
>
> In my response, I showed by example that if you create a table using:
> create table test ("ID" int);
> then
> select * from test;
> will indeed return 'ID' and not 'id' as the column header.
>
> And yet you appear to remain unsatified? Why? Perhaps we
> need to know why
> is it so important that the column header is returned in
> upper-case? If
> your SQL statements are written completely in upper-case, but without
> double-quotes, they will still work with lower-case column
> and table names.
Good guess.
I'm porting a Java application.
Defined variables for column headers are all upper-case because
that's MsSQL/Oracle behavior.
Java is case-sensitive.
If the column header is returned in upper-case, I do neither rewrite my
SQL class (well, in the end I did that...) nor my SQL statements (which
are btw in XML - so using '"' for quoting is a pain in the a.. too ;)
