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I have a query that does anORDER BY on a VARCHAR column that contains email addresses.
If I hit my physical MySQL db, it ignores case in the ORDER BY. However, my h2 in-memory DB is respecting case. It is set to MySQL mode.
Anyone know why this is?
Case sensitivity when evaluating strings in databases is determined by the collation.
Check the collation handling on H2: http://www.h2database.com/html/grammar.html#set_collation