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• An upgrade to 11.2, passwords are case-sensitive automatically?

  Operating system: Solaris 10
  
  We are upgrading to version 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.3? User passwords will automatically become case-sensitive after the upgrade?

  Tom wrote:
  Operating system: Solaris 10

  We are upgrading to version 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.3? User passwords will automatically become case-sensitive after the upgrade?

  No - you will need to reset the existing passwords after the upgrade to take advantage of this feature

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e23633/afterup.htm#UPGRD12434

  Passwords for accounts created after the upgrade automatically are case-sensitive.

  HTH
  Srini

• Why are case-sensitive in the wrong place?

  Why are case-sensitive in the wrong place after conversion?

  If you want Acrobat to replicate your results, you must either use a program layout (as Design) or select the Adobe PDF printer in the print of your application menu before making your layout. Most processors redistribute the document based on the printer which is attached (i.e., it uses the settings of the printer). If you change the printer so that in WORD for example, the layout in WORD can change radically. This is what happens when you use the Adobe PDF printer. This isn't a question of Acrobat, but a word processor.

  MS out of printer settings in WORD with the first version of OFFICE 2007, but it seems to be back on by default. I guess they found, there was reason to leave it on (the box is buried in the menu options in WORD). This aspect of reflow is one thing that creates major problems for developers of WORD forms of WORDS. Depending on the machine, the shape may ebb and part go to the next page if not careful (I've had these types of forms before, particularly where people are trying to learn a lot on the page).

  Neither one of us know if we have answered your question because you give enough information to be able to tell. The key for almost any application is to change the printer to the Adobe PDF printer before you do business with any document. On my laptop, the Adobe PDF printer is the default and modify other printers if I happen to be connected to them.

• The values of variables are case-sensitive in Adobe Captivate 9?

  Hello, I was just curious to know if Adobe Captivate 9 user variables values are case-sensitive.

  Yes, they are. AS3 and JavaScript are both case sensitive.

• Im trying to download the creative cloud on my Mac but its gives me the error "Installation on case-sensitive volumes is not supported. Please choose a different volume for the installation. (Error code: 22) "can you help me with this please?

  Im trying to download the creative cloud on my Mac but its gives me the error "Installation on case-sensitive volumes is not supported. Please choose a different volume for the installation. (Error code: 22) "can you help me with this please?

  Try error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar install error | Mac OS

• Then if the statement not be case-sensitive?

  Hey guys.  The two pages I have to fill in for work contain the same data, but their issue numbers are different and I have to convert the question numbers. I have two textfields: HQ_1 # and HQ_1 #DI and I wrote a giant if then statement to act like the converter in question to change the letter of the entrances to what is appropriate to this other page (worth 20 points of entry)... It looks like this

  "Sloppy code.

  li1 var = this.getField("HQ_1#");

  di1 var = this.getField ("HQ_1 #DI");

  If (li1.value == "1 c" | li1.value == "1 c")

  {

  DI1. Value = '1');

  }

  Else if (li1.value == "1 d" | li1.value == "1 d")

  {

  DI1. Value = "1 b);

  }

  on the other

  {

  DI1. Value = "";

  }

  While I put 1 c or 1 c the form above, it resumes at A below... GREAT! But this isn't an optimal coding... I would like to learn to code efficiently, so basically I would like to settle there where she is something like If (li1.value == "1 c" | li1.value == "1 c') and to work independently of 1 c or 1 entered c... I know that there is a way to get the if then to not be case-sensitive, but I can't understand it... I added this code in the box of calculation in HQ_1 # to see if it would work, but it's not:

  If (event.value! = null) event.value = event.value.toUpperCase ();

  After adding this code, HQ_1 # visually show as caps 1 c If 1 it went, but I guess that it still stores like 1 it... That my problem...  The code "cut off" from If (li1.value is "1 c") does not appear 1 to because I typed in 1 it... Although "1 c" appears.  So basically I took this at the moment and I went with my Sloppy Code.

  
  PS This is the first thing I did for myself, so I'm glad my work so far.

  You can decide what you want to continue working with upper or lower case. Then you can simplify all by applying toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() to the value in the fi section. It will look like this (assuming that you are working with the lowercase):

  If (event.value.toString () .toLowerCase () is "1 c")

  Note that we ensure that event.value will be processed as a string by converting it to a string with the toString() method. Maybe that's not necessary if you can ensure that event.value will always be of the string type.

  I hope this can help.

  Max Wyss.

• Passwords are case-sensitive in 11g

  Hello
  
  It is a rather silly position, but I've been googling and can't find if Developer SQL supports case-sensitive or not connection. I read some other clients always send a 'uppercase' password (no matter how you typed it) that causes problems with Oracle 11 g. Is "compatible" with the new policy of the case-sensitivity of 11g SQL-Developer?
  
  Thank you.

  Yes SQL Developer is certainly compatible with the case of 11g password.

• The filters are case sensitive?

  If I had a filter in a segment that resembled a contact field or a field of a CDO that asked if the field was exactly 'on', which are both 'on' and 'On' (or 'ON' or 'oN') or simply '' they ''?

  Thank you.

  Case tosensitive.

• not case sensitive UNIX commands?

  Howdy,

  Maybe the books on Unix I use are just too old and not OS X specific. But they all say that the commands are case-sensitive, while system variables are.

  For example, ls and LS both work in the way as described in the books. I searched the internet and I saw concerns using the auto-completion tab being case-sensitive, but nothing regarding orders. But the answers regarding the tab thing throws blame on HFS not being is not case-sensitive. So if I understand correctly, orders are in fact files and therefore HFS design and there are a not case-sensitive. What is a good conclusion?

  Thank you very much

  DN

  Hmm, I guess I meant are tiny, while variables are uppercase in the traditional Unix system of things.

• Oracle 12 c disable case-sensitive password

  Is this possible and how?

  According

  https://docs.Oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/deprecated.htm#UPGRD60022

  
  

  The IGNORECASE argument of ORAPWD and the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON system setting are deprecated in Oracle Database 12c

  Indeed, they are considered obsolete - by default, passwords are case-sensitive.

  You can simply set SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON FALSE.

• Create user is case-sensitive in XE11?

  Hello
  
  I created a user:
  
  CREATE THE TEST USER IDENTIFIED BY TEST TEST DEFAULT TABLESPACE;
  
  I tried to connect with lowercase letters
  sqlplus test/test
  It did not work.
  
  I tried to connect with capital letter:
  sqlplus TEST/TEST
  and it worked for me.
  
  Someone who can confirm?
  
  In the 10 XE is was not case sensitive.
  
  Best regards

  Achim Klausmann wrote:
  Hi Udo,

  Only passwords or user names too?

  Achim

  Achim,

  You could easily test? Anyway, only passwords are case-sensitive.

  Please read: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/initparams211.htm#REFRN10299

  Concerning

  Grosbois

• case-sensitive disks?

  All my drives are case-sensitive on my Mac. Why not install your products? I failed with Acrobat Pro and PS 12 elements. I have a lot of case-sensitive file names. I can't change them. So should I connect an external drive to run your products?

  Yes, Aardvark, you need to install applications on a drive that is not case sensitive.  Please see error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar facility. Mac OS - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-case-sensitive-drives-supported.html for more information.

• Photoshop CS6 (extended) installation on case-sensitive disks

  I understand that under the "requirements" of the Adobe Web site says you can't install PS CS6 (Extended) on the case-sensitive drives (I use a MacBook Pro, OS X v. 10.7.4).  This seems to have been the case at least since CS5.

  I did not see this, and I bought (excitedly) update CS PS5 (Extended) to SP6.  I had NO PROBLEM installation PS5 on this drive.

  Of course, as others have said, the installer refuses to allow you to install on a case-sensitive drive (for example, no options to install on another drive).  There is also no mention that CS6 must be installed on the boot drive.

  Requiring installation on the boot drive has serious implications for those of us who need readers sensitive to other work; I don't want to have to restart on another drive when I use PS and switch back and forth - it's all just stupid.

  From my point of view (as a user, granted), this is lazy programming, and this must be resolved as soon as POSSIBLE.  At least in my case, I have a piece of a $400 software just too place, when I want to be up to my eyeballs enjoying PS6 throughout it's fame.

  Outside an Adobe fix, I don't see a solution to this problem.  If I wipe my drive, put in shape in case-insensitive, then I lose the functionality for other critical work.  In addition, I'm not sure the process of wiping the disk, formatting it not sensitive to case and restore TimeMachine everything would be even work (since the backup hardware is from a case-senstive drive and try to go to a drive that is not case sensitive).

  The REALLY frustrating part is that I have installed Photoshop 3, 4 and 5 (and much, much further) on the casing of the disks - all with no problem.  It is only now that the question slap me in the face.

  It has to be a work around, if not a 'real' solution.

  What help you might be able to offer would be greatly appreciated; details can be sent to cdretk at gmail dot com

  I hope, and I thank you in advance.

  Now I solved it (no thanks Adobe, who I am very disappointed).

  In the past, when you wanted to install something on your Mac, you simply copy a folder in your Applications directory.

  Photoshop (among other programs) got more complicated, it is decided that it must install things in the different system directories and potentially in your user directory.

  That is the question (and the solution, in this case).  My user directory is on the drive that is case-sensitive.  I don't know what Adobe needs to install (as Photoshop is, after installation, available to all users), but this has been the key.

  SOLUTION: Log on as another user (administrator-enabled) and install it.  Bang - it works without any problem.

  Yes, I still had to copy all my plug-ins, etc. of the PS5 by hand (and sort those SP6 is not like - once again at hand), but at least it works.

  Good software engineering practices dictate that installed software should PREFER discs case-sensitive and not case insensitive (think of the data).

  Good installation support (on the phone) should at least suggest trying another user account...

  Adobe: You owe me for my time on this one.  Where should I send my invoice?

• Case-sensitive option in find and replace the chain

  Hello!

  Attached is my problem.

  I'm looking 'toto' in the 'toto + tototi' input string and replace 'toto' by 'A0 '.

  I want to "respect" the input search in order to get a string result: A0 + tototi

  Are there options allowing for case-sensitive option?

  BR,
  Vincent

  You use search and replace with Regular Expressions selected (the little asterisk icon).  \b represents a word boundary, basically the imaginary space between the character is a letter, number or underscore, and the other is not.  In other words, it is an assertion of width zero, which means that \b does not capture anything.

  For example: toto is toto, toto1, toto_1 etc.  toto\b matches the string 'toto' when it is followed by something that is not alphanumeric or underline, is why it will not match toto1 but will match toto + or 'toto '.

  Go to pcre.org for more information or follow the assistance detailed in LV I assumed you knew because you need to turn on Regular Expressions in S & are so I assumed that you had done.  You've probably done without being aware of what you were doing.

• Entity and attribute transformation of names (case-sensitive) to the relational model

  Hello

  For the names of entities and attributes, I would use camel casing, e. g. AccessRightGroup (or the right access group) and its translation to the relational model in the Table name access_right_groups. I found, I can do in the entity properties > General > abbreviation preferred by writing the name of the table you want in this area. But I guess that there is a more elegant way by setting that breaks are transformed into small capital and underlined and entity (set) becomes plural as table. Is there such a possibility?

  How that would make the camel case attributes?

  Best regards, Robert

  Hi Robert,.

  case-sensitive, you must set 'Title case' as a separator for logic model in the design properties dialog box "settings > naming standards '-c' is for this form of the names AccessRightGroup; for group of access rights that you need not change anything - the default separator is set to 'space '.

  For the plural in the relational model, you need a glossary with defined plurals - however it only works for the entity name unique term. I logged an ER to change this.

  Tiny in a relational model - well you must set to relational model - in the Properties dialog box - "(Naming options > Table, cas de caractères...-mis à baisser et le nom sera mis dans cette affaire àle cours de la transformation) - otherwise you always can use the script provided with Data Modeler to convert the names of all the lower/upper cases."

  Phhilip