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Posted by e_matthes on 05/27/07 20:33
Hello,
I am developing on a windows machine, and hosting on a linux server.
I have written my php code using table names like siteStats and column
names like userStatus. I have just realized the conflict this creates
when uploading to the live server; table siteStats is not recognized,
but table sitestats is recognized. The solution seems to be:
1 - change all table names (and other case-sensitive names) to an all-
lowercase convention, i.e. siteStats => sitestats or site_stats;
2 - change table names on live version, in the database itself, to
lowerUpper format.
I really like using the lowerUpper format because I find it annoying
to type underscores all the time, and lowerlower becomes hard to
read. However, it is more important to me that my live and local
scripts are identical.
Does anyone else use the lowerUpper format successfully for things
like mySql table names, when developing on windows and hosting on
linux? Any suggestions? Thank you.
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