Oracel Link server is case sensitive

Hi,
I had created a Link server for with oracle . it working fine ,only issue is table name are case sensitive.
when i run Select * from temp , it is running directly in oracle but when i try to run this by link server it says temp table don't not exists .
And if i Write Select * from TEMP then it works. Can any one know how to fix this issue case it very difficult to remember table name with case.

Hi Mujahid.hassan,
Thank you for your update. As I mentioned above the collation of an identifier depends on the level at which it is defined. The database name is sever level collation and is assigned the default collation of the instance.
The server collation acts as the default collation for all system databases that are installed with the instance of SQL Server, and also any newly created user databases. The server collation is specified during SQL Server installation
If you want to change the server level collation you need to rebuild your system databases. For how to Setting and Changing the Server Collation, please follow the steps in changing the server collation section from
here.
Regards, Amber zhang

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he means that if you use the file > find function
(on windows this can be called upoon using CTRL + F)
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be warned thou
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and
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> ALL of the file names are in one case
or
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