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| | Problem with Case-Sensitive fieldnames I have a problem in my code when the fieldnames use diffferent casing in an intgral datatable to an sql datatable. This problem only appears to happen at the moment on Spanish PC's but we cannot replicate the problem or identify why this might be happening. For example, the datatable may have a field called "ClientName" and the sqlTable has the same definition but called "clientname". When we write to the sql database, we use data-adapters and parameterised Sql to stored procedures. Can anyone please tell me why this is happening, why only on certain PCs, if we can overcome this issue by turning on a switch or setting. Thank you in advance for any feedback. |
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