I imported a database from Windows to linux and all the tables names are in lowercase.
Is there a way to convert the mysql table names form lowercase to uppercase in linux?
Thanks a lot for any suggestion provided.
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I imported a database from Windows to linux and all the tables names are in lowercase.
Is there a way to convert the mysql table names form lowercase to uppercase in linux?
Thanks a lot for any suggestion provided.
I am assuming you are addressing the table names in uppercase, which worked in Windows but no longer works on Linux because of case sensitivity.
You could rename each database. However, if you have access to the mySQL configuration, you should also be able to set
--lower-case-table-namesto1.I have no experience with the option, but according to the manual, it makes mySQL behave case-insensitively towards tables, as it does by default on Windows.