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I’m running a project with SSIS and now creating new database with CS (case sensitive) collation, but all queries, stored procedures etc. were written in case-insensitive manner, so now SQL Server doesn’t recognize them. I need to change table names, columns names… in queries in exact the same as they are in SQL Server.
Is it possible to have CS database with CI stored procedures, queries and so on… ?
No, case sensitivity at the database level applies to object names. You can, however, create a case insensitive database, and for each text column you create, modify the collation to a case sensitive one. I believe that that would give you the behaviour you ask for.