Hello,

Changing the name of a table from "Reports" to "REPORTS" says it can't be
done because table already exists.

Workaround is to rename it to REPORTS2 and then REPORTS

-Robert

Schema names are always case-insensitive, whether or not the database
has case-sensitive or case-insensitive string comparisons. As far as I
know all RDBMS products work that way, as that behaviour is stipulated
in the SQL standard.

Glenn

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