Case-Insensitive Servlet Headers

Hi All,
i have a problem with JDK 1.5 servlet package.
i am getting case-insensitive header names when i call the request.getHeaderNames() method.
When i send "Test" header name i am getting "test"
is it a bug with this servlet version or is there a way to get case-sensitive headers??
Please help.
Thanks,

I don't believe HTTP headers are case sensitive: look at [Message Headers in RFC 2616 (HTTP)|http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#page-31]. It says:
Each header field consists of a name followed by a colon (":") and the field value. Field names are case-insensitive

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I am trying to compile an AOSP rom using the following configuration:
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Here is the solution presented by korn36 that did the magic for the main issue:
Remove this from build/core/main.mk, then compile:
ifneq ($(HOST_OS),windows)
ifneq ($(HOST_OS)-$(HOST_ARCH),darwin-ppc)
# check for a case sensitive file system
ifneq (a,$(shell mkdir -p $(OUT_DIR) ; \
echo a > $(OUT_DIR)/casecheck.txt; \
echo B > $(OUT_DIR)/CaseCheck.txt; \
cat $(OUT_DIR)/casecheck.txt))
$(warning ************************************************************)
$(warning You are building on a case-insensitive filesystem.)
$(warning Please move your source tree to a case-sensitive filesystem.)
$(warning ************************************************************)
$(error Case-insensitive filesystems not supported)
endif
endif
endif
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Last edited by erickwill (2014-01-26 15:37:56)

Here you go:
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# Some packages may override others using LOCAL_OVERRIDES_PACKAGES.
# Filter out (do not install) any overridden packages.
overridden_packages := $(call get-package-overrides,$(modules_to_install))
ifdef overridden_packages
# old_modules_to_install := $(modules_to_install)
modules_to_install := \
$(filter-out $(foreach p,$(overridden_packages),$(p) %/$(p).apk), \
$(modules_to_install))
endif
#$(error filtered out
# $(filter-out $(modules_to_install),$(old_modules_to_install)))
# Don't include any GNU targets in the SDK. It's ok (and necessary)
# to build the host tools, but nothing that's going to be installed
# on the target (including static libraries).
ifdef is_sdk_build
target_gnu_MODULES := \
$(filter \
$(TARGET_OUT_INTERMEDIATES)/% \
$(TARGET_OUT)/% \
$(TARGET_OUT_DATA)/%, \
$(sort $(call get-tagged-modules,gnu)))
$(info Removing from sdk:)$(foreach d,$(target_gnu_MODULES),$(info : $(d)))
modules_to_install := \
$(filter-out $(target_gnu_MODULES),$(modules_to_install))
# Ensure every module listed in PRODUCT_PACKAGES* gets something installed
# TODO: Should we do this for all builds and not just the sdk?
$(foreach m, $(PRODUCTS.$(INTERNAL_PRODUCT).PRODUCT_PACKAGES), \
$(if $(strip $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED)),,\
$(error $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).MAKEFILE): Module '$(m)' in PRODUCT_PACKAGES has nothing to install!)))
$(foreach m, $(PRODUCTS.$(INTERNAL_PRODUCT).PRODUCT_PACKAGES_DEBUG), \
$(if $(strip $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED)),,\
$(warning $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).MAKEFILE): Module '$(m)' in PRODUCT_PACKAGES_DEBUG has nothing to install!)))
$(foreach m, $(PRODUCTS.$(INTERNAL_PRODUCT).PRODUCT_PACKAGES_ENG), \
$(if $(strip $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED)),,\
$(warning $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).MAKEFILE): Module '$(m)' in PRODUCT_PACKAGES_ENG has nothing to install!)))
$(foreach m, $(PRODUCTS.$(INTERNAL_PRODUCT).PRODUCT_PACKAGES_TESTS), \
$(if $(strip $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED)),,\
$(warning $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).MAKEFILE): Module '$(m)' in PRODUCT_PACKAGES_TESTS has nothing to install!)))
endif
# build/core/Makefile contains extra stuff that we don't want to pollute this
# top-level makefile with. It expects that ALL_DEFAULT_INSTALLED_MODULES
# contains everything that's built during the current make, but it also further
# extends ALL_DEFAULT_INSTALLED_MODULES.
ALL_DEFAULT_INSTALLED_MODULES := $(modules_to_install)
include $(BUILD_SYSTEM)/Makefile
modules_to_install := $(sort $(ALL_DEFAULT_INSTALLED_MODULES))
ALL_DEFAULT_INSTALLED_MODULES :=
# These are additional goals that we build, in order to make sure that there
# is as little code as possible in the tree that doesn't build.
modules_to_check := $(foreach m,$(ALL_MODULES),$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).CHECKED))
# If you would like to build all goals, and not skip any intermediate
# steps, you can pass the "all" modifier goal on the commandline.
ifneq ($(filter all,$(MAKECMDGOALS)),)
modules_to_check += $(foreach m,$(ALL_MODULES),$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).BUILT))
endif
# for easier debugging
modules_to_check := $(sort $(modules_to_check))
#$(error modules_to_check $(modules_to_check))
# This is used to to get the ordering right, you can also use these,
# but they're considered undocumented, so don't complain if their
# behavior changes.
.PHONY: prebuilt
prebuilt: $(ALL_PREBUILT)
# An internal target that depends on all copied headers
# (see copy_headers.make). Other targets that need the
# headers to be copied first can depend on this target.
.PHONY: all_copied_headers
all_copied_headers: ;
$(ALL_C_CPP_ETC_OBJECTS): | all_copied_headers
# All the droid stuff, in directories
.PHONY: files
files: prebuilt \
$(modules_to_install) \
$(INSTALLED_ANDROID_INFO_TXT_TARGET)
.PHONY: checkbuild
checkbuild: $(modules_to_check)
ifeq (true,$(ANDROID_BUILD_EVERYTHING_BY_DEFAULT)$(filter $(MAKECMDGOALS),checkbuild))
droid: checkbuild
else
# ANDROID_BUILD_EVERYTHING_BY_DEFAULT not set, or checkbuild is one of the cmd goals.
checkbuild: droid
endif
.PHONY: ramdisk
ramdisk: $(INSTALLED_RAMDISK_TARGET)
.PHONY: factory_ramdisk
factory_ramdisk: $(INSTALLED_FACTORY_RAMDISK_TARGET)
.PHONY: factory_bundle
factory_bundle: $(INSTALLED_FACTORY_BUNDLE_TARGET)
.PHONY: systemtarball
systemtarball: $(INSTALLED_SYSTEMTARBALL_TARGET)
.PHONY: boottarball
boottarball: $(INSTALLED_BOOTTARBALL_TARGET)
.PHONY: userdataimage
userdataimage: $(INSTALLED_USERDATAIMAGE_TARGET)
ifneq (,$(filter userdataimage, $(MAKECMDGOALS)))
$(call dist-for-goals, userdataimage, $(BUILT_USERDATAIMAGE_TARGET))
endif
.PHONY: userdatatarball
userdatatarball: $(INSTALLED_USERDATATARBALL_TARGET)
.PHONY: cacheimage
cacheimage: $(INSTALLED_CACHEIMAGE_TARGET)
.PHONY: vendorimage
vendorimage: $(INSTALLED_VENDORIMAGE_TARGET)
.PHONY: bootimage
bootimage: $(INSTALLED_BOOTIMAGE_TARGET)
# phony target that include any targets in $(ALL_MODULES)
.PHONY: all_modules
ifndef BUILD_MODULES_IN_PATHS
all_modules: $(ALL_MODULES)
else
# BUILD_MODULES_IN_PATHS is a list of paths relative to the top of the tree
module_path_patterns := $(foreach p, $(BUILD_MODULES_IN_PATHS),\
$(if $(filter %/,$(p)),$(p)%,$(p)/%))
my_all_modules := $(sort $(foreach m, $(ALL_MODULES),$(if $(filter\
$(module_path_patterns), $(addsuffix /,$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).PATH))),$(m))))
all_modules: $(my_all_modules)
endif
# Build files and then package it into the rom formats
.PHONY: droidcore
droidcore: files \
systemimage \
$(INSTALLED_BOOTIMAGE_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_RECOVERYIMAGE_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_USERDATAIMAGE_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_CACHEIMAGE_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_VENDORIMAGE_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_FILES_FILE)
# dist_files only for putting your library into the dist directory with a full build.
.PHONY: dist_files
ifneq ($(TARGET_BUILD_APPS),)
# If this build is just for apps, only build apps and not the full system by default.
unbundled_build_modules :=
ifneq ($(filter all,$(TARGET_BUILD_APPS)),)
# If they used the magic goal "all" then build all apps in the source tree.
unbundled_build_modules := $(foreach m,$(sort $(ALL_MODULES)),$(if $(filter APPS,$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).CLASS)),$(m)))
else
unbundled_build_modules := $(TARGET_BUILD_APPS)
endif
# Dist the installed files if they exist.
apps_only_installed_files := $(foreach m,$(unbundled_build_modules),$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED))
$(call dist-for-goals,apps_only, $(apps_only_installed_files))
# For uninstallable modules such as static Java library, we have to dist the built file,
# as <module_name>.<suffix>
apps_only_dist_built_files := $(foreach m,$(unbundled_build_modules),$(if $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).INSTALLED),,\
$(if $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).BUILT),$(ALL_MODULES.$(m).BUILT):$(m)$(suffix $(ALL_MODULES.$(m).BUILT)))))
$(call dist-for-goals,apps_only, $(apps_only_dist_built_files))
ifeq ($(EMMA_INSTRUMENT),true)
$(EMMA_META_ZIP) : $(apps_only_installed_files)
$(call dist-for-goals,apps_only, $(EMMA_META_ZIP))
endif
$(PROGUARD_DICT_ZIP) : $(apps_only_installed_files)
$(call dist-for-goals,apps_only, $(PROGUARD_DICT_ZIP))
.PHONY: apps_only
apps_only: $(unbundled_build_modules)
droid: apps_only
# Combine the NOTICE files for a apps_only build
$(eval $(call combine-notice-files, \
$(target_notice_file_txt), \
$(target_notice_file_html), \
"Notices for files for apps:", \
$(TARGET_OUT_NOTICE_FILES), \
$(apps_only_installed_files)))
else # TARGET_BUILD_APPS
$(call dist-for-goals, droidcore, \
$(INTERNAL_UPDATE_PACKAGE_TARGET) \
$(INTERNAL_OTA_PACKAGE_TARGET) \
$(SYMBOLS_ZIP) \
$(INSTALLED_FILES_FILE) \
$(INSTALLED_BUILD_PROP_TARGET) \
$(BUILT_TARGET_FILES_PACKAGE) \
$(INSTALLED_ANDROID_INFO_TXT_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_RAMDISK_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_FACTORY_RAMDISK_TARGET) \
$(INSTALLED_FACTORY_BUNDLE_TARGET) \
# Put a copy of the radio/bootloader files in the dist dir.
$(foreach f,$(INSTALLED_RADIOIMAGE_TARGET), \
$(call dist-for-goals, droidcore, $(f)))
ifneq ($(TARGET_BUILD_PDK),true)
$(call dist-for-goals, droidcore, \
$(APPS_ZIP) \
$(INTERNAL_EMULATOR_PACKAGE_TARGET) \
$(PACKAGE_STATS_FILE) \
endif
ifeq ($(EMMA_INSTRUMENT),true)
$(EMMA_META_ZIP) : $(INSTALLED_SYSTEMIMAGE)
$(call dist-for-goals, dist_files, $(EMMA_META_ZIP))
endif
# Building a full system-- the default is to build droidcore
droid: droidcore dist_files
endif # TARGET_BUILD_APPS
.PHONY: docs
docs: $(ALL_DOCS)
.PHONY: sdk
ALL_SDK_TARGETS := $(INTERNAL_SDK_TARGET)
sdk: $(ALL_SDK_TARGETS)
$(call dist-for-goals,sdk win_sdk, \
$(ALL_SDK_TARGETS) \
$(SYMBOLS_ZIP) \
$(INSTALLED_BUILD_PROP_TARGET) \
# umbrella targets to assit engineers in verifying builds
.PHONY: java native target host java-host java-target native-host native-target \
java-host-tests java-target-tests native-host-tests native-target-tests \
java-tests native-tests host-tests target-tests
# some synonyms
.PHONY: host-java target-java host-native target-native \
target-java-tests target-native-tests
host-java : java-host
target-java : java-target
host-native : native-host
target-native : native-target
target-java-tests : java-target-tests
target-native-tests : native-target-tests
.PHONY: lintall
.PHONY: samplecode
sample_MODULES := $(sort $(call get-tagged-modules,samples))
sample_APKS_DEST_PATH := $(TARGET_COMMON_OUT_ROOT)/samples
sample_APKS_COLLECTION := \
$(foreach module,$(sample_MODULES),$(sample_APKS_DEST_PATH)/$(notdir $(module)))
$(foreach module,$(sample_MODULES),$(eval $(call \
copy-one-file,$(module),$(sample_APKS_DEST_PATH)/$(notdir $(module)))))
sample_ADDITIONAL_INSTALLED := \
$(filter-out $(modules_to_install) $(modules_to_check) $(ALL_PREBUILT),$(sample_MODULES))
samplecode: $(sample_APKS_COLLECTION)
@echo -e ${PRT_TGT}"Collect sample code apks:"${CL_RST}" $^"
# remove apks that are not intended to be installed.
rm -f $(sample_ADDITIONAL_INSTALLED)
.PHONY: findbugs
findbugs: $(INTERNAL_FINDBUGS_HTML_TARGET) $(INTERNAL_FINDBUGS_XML_TARGET)
.PHONY: clean
clean:
@rm -rf $(OUT_DIR)
@echo -e ${PRT_TGT}"Entire build directory removed."${CL_RST}
.PHONY: clobber
clobber: clean
# The rules for dataclean and installclean are defined in cleanbuild.mk.
#xxx scrape this from ALL_MODULE_NAME_TAGS
.PHONY: modules
modules:
@echo -e ${PRT_TGT}"Available sub-modules:"${CL_RST}
@echo "$(call module-names-for-tag-list,$(ALL_MODULE_TAGS))" | \
tr -s ' ' '\n' | sort -u | $(COLUMN)
.PHONY: showcommands
showcommands:
@echo >/dev/null
.PHONY: nothing
nothing:
@echo Successfully read the makefiles.

URL Case Insensitive

          Hi ALL,
          How to make URL case-insensitive, I registered my servlets on WLS on UNIX system.It's very very urgent to me.
          I am giving a example to similar to my problem.
          It should invoke the same servlet using:
          www.abc.com/XYZ/welcome
          www.AbC.com/xYZ/WELCOme
          www.ABc.com/XyZ/WelCoMe
          The same servelt should invoked with the possible combinations of both cases of letters.
          Thanks,
          Venkat


          Hi Sam,
          I think there is a another way to handled the url case-sensitive using defaultservlet. I already done with my problem, I handled successfully using defaultservlet. It's working fine, Anyway Thank you very much.
          Venkat Ponnala
          "WebLogic" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >I found the only way to get this to work perfectly is to have a web.xml with
          >these entries:
          >
          > <servlet>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <jsp-file>lowercase.jsp</jsp-file>
          > </servlet>
          > <servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <url-pattern>/a/*</url-pattern>
          > </servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <url-pattern>/A/*</url-pattern>
          > </servlet-mapping>
          >
          >with lowercase.jsp:
          ><jsp:forward page="<%=request.getPathInfo().toLowerCase()%>"/>
          >
          >Where you register it as the default webapp. All your URLs should then
          >be prepended with either A or a to get the correct behaviour. If you were
          >to simply filter everything you get an circular fowarding loop.
          >
          >Sam
          >
          >
          >"Cameron Purdy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >news:[email protected]...
          >> You must implement your own mapping by creating a front servlet mapped to
          >by
          >> '*'.
          >>
          >> --
          >>
          >> Cameron Purdy
          >> [email protected]
          >> http://www.tangosol.com
          >> Consulting Services Available
          >>
          >>
          >> "Venkat Ponnala" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >> news:[email protected]...
          >> >
          >> > Hi ALL,
          >> >
          >> > How to make URL case-insensitive, I registered my servlets on WLS on
          >> UNIX system.It's very very urgent to me.
          >> >
          >> > I am giving a example to similar to my problem.
          >> >
          >> > It should invoke the same servlet using:
          >> > www.abc.com/XYZ/welcome
          >> > www.AbC.com/xYZ/WELCOme
          >> > www.ABc.com/XyZ/WelCoMe
          >> > ...................
          >> > .....................
          >> > ...................
          >> > ..................
          >> > The same servelt should invoked with the possible combinations of
          >> both cases of letters.
          >> >
          >> > Thanks,
          >> > Venkat
          >> >
          >> >
          >>
          >>
          >
          >

Case insensitive search and replace using ASP and Oracle database

I am interested in providing a case insensitive search and replace query in a Active server page. At present data is collected from a html form which passes the text values to a ASP page. The ASP page runs a search (select query) to find if the data is already in the Oracle database, if it isn't the ASP page runs sql (INSERT) to insert the record, if not the page returns a form indicating that the record already exists. At present we can convert the case of new records using the VB UCase() function. But can't do a insensitive search with the existing records. *The Query must be able to utilize ASP variables.
Any help would be much appreciated.
David Cheryk
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I can't check your script right now since I'm not on Mac. I recommend you to use FindChangeByList script for CS4 instead (it works with CS3): http://forums.adobe.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/2080627-12695/FindChangeByListCS4.zip together with Martin Fisher's: http://www.kasyan.ho.com.ua/downloads/RecordFindChange_CS3_Kas.zip
Use this script to record settings from Text and GREP tabs, then copy and paste them into FindChandgeList.txt file.
Or, optionally you can use this script: http://www.kasyan.ho.com.ua/find_change_by_queries.html.
Kasyan

Possible to do case-insensitive searches?

G'day,
I was wondering if it's possible to do case-insensitive searches in oracle/HTMLDB?
I've tried what I thought would work
"select * from application where name like '%microsoft%'", this unfortunately doesn't return any records with a capital in it(eg "Microsoft").
If there is no way to do case-insensitive searches what is the best way around it?
Thanks
-Colin

Colin,
Yes it is possible to do case insensitive searches using SQL. Try, for example:
select * from application where upper(name) like '%ORACLE%'
The trick is to upper() both sides of the like operator.
Sergio

Error in a report after enabling case insensitive search in conn pool prop

Hi All,
I put the below code in connection pool's connection string to enable case insensitive search.
alter session set NLS_SORT=BINARY_CI
alter session set NLS_COMP=LINGUISTIC
After putting this code one of my report started giving the below error which was working fine otherwise.
Error Codes: OPR4ONWY:U9IM8TAC:OI2DL65P
State: HY000. Code: 10058. NQODBC SQL_STATE: HY000 nQSError: 10058 A general error has occurred. nQSError: 16001 ODBC error state: S1000 code: 1791 message: OracleODBCOraORA-01791: not a SELECTed expression. nQSError: 16001 ODBC error state: S1000 code: 1791 message: OracleODBCOraORA-01791: not a SELECTed expression. nQSError: 16015 SQL statement execution failed. (HY000)
The report gives error for the below divide condition when I select a column from a different dimension (eg: region)
COUNT(DISTINCT RMA.RMA)/COUNT(DISTINCT User."User Name")
Can anyone please throw a light why this is happening.

Below is the SQL which is throwing error in OBIEE. It was working fine when I tried running it in toad:
select T1609.ATTRIB_05 as c1,
count(distinct T1609.ATTRIB_42) as c2,
TRUNC(T1159.FSCL_WEEK_START_DT) as c3
from
WC_DAY_D T1159 /* RMA_RECEIVED_DT(WC_DAY_D) */ ,
WC_RMA_D T571,
WC_FV_FA_D T1609,
WC_FV_FA_F T1679
where ( T571.ROW_WID = T1679.RMA_WID and T1159.ROW_WID = T1679.RMA_RECEIVED_WID and T1609.ROW_WID = T1679.FV_FA_WID and T1609.ATTRIB_39 <> 'FV' and (T571.STATUS_CD in ('2nd FA', '2nd FA Review', 'Closed')) and TRUNC(T1609.TODO_ACTL_END_DT) is not null and TRUNC(T1159.FSCL_WEEK_START_DT) between TIMESTAMP '2009-03-22 00:00:00' and TIMESTAMP '2009-04-12 00:00:00' )
group by T1609.ATTRIB_05, TRUNC(T1159.FSCL_WEEK_START_DT)
order by c3
-------------------- Query Status: Query Failed: [nQSError: 16001] ODBC error state: S1000 code: 1791 message: [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01791: not a SELECTed expression.
[nQSError: 16001] ODBC error state: S1000 code: 1791 message: [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01791: not a SELECTed expression.
[nQSError: 16015] SQL statement execution failed.

How to change Database server is case-insensitive setting at runtime

Is there a way to change any of the properties in Report Options > General Settings at runtime. Mainly the [Database server is case-insensitive] and [Perform grouping on server] settings. We are using the Crystal .Net X1 runtimes (11.5.9707.811). I have sesrched the forums with no luck so thought I'd try my luck here. Thankyou for your time.

Hi Simon,
Sorry, search for the function using the Object Browser in .NET. If you have Crsytal Reports XI R2 (11.5.x.xxxx) then you have it. Unless it's not a developer version. In whcih case you need to upgrade.
If you do have the Developer version then simply add the RAS assemblies to your project. Look in our samples above for more info on h ow to use RAS.
If you don't have the Developer version then your only options are to upgrade or manually change the report settings in the Designer.
Thank you
Don

How do I move my large iTunes collection from a case-sensitive hard drive to a case-insensitive hard drive?

I currently keep my iTunes media on an external hard drive because it takes up too much space on my machine. I recently discovered that it was formatted as case-sensitive when I bought it, and now months later I'm having issues. When attempting to back up my files on a case-insensitive hard drive, the operation failed due to conflicting file/folder names (Artist and artist are now considered the same file name and one would have to overwrite the other). I now have a large iTunes file collection that is stuck on the case-sensitive hard drive, and I want to save a backup on a case-insensitive drive.
Is there a way to identify all cases where multiple files/folders have the same title/album/artist but different spelling so there will be no conflicts? The folder/file names would have to be crossed referenced to highlight any cases where File/fiLe/file would cause a problem.
I imagine there is a way to do this using iTunes script or Automator or a command in terminal or something rather than going through and checking/fixing all the information for thousands of songs by hand. I'm at the limits of my minimal development skills, so any help would be appreciated.

You should be able to use either "Carbon Copy Cloner" or "SuperDuper" (free for this purpose) to copy your case-sensitive volume to an empty case-insensitive one. Make at least two such copies on different drives. One is not enough to be safe.
If there are any name conflicts—that is, files in the same folder with names that differ only in case, such as "File" and "file"—then you will either get an error or one of the files won't be copied. You must ensure either that no such conflicts exist, or that the consequences are not important. How you do that is up to you. Unless you went out of your way to create conflicts, they probably don't exist.
Then erase the source volume in Disk Utility as case-insensitive. This action will remove all data from the volume.
Restore from one of your backups using the same application you used to create it, or use the "Restore" feature of Disk Utility, which will be faster. Search its built-in help for the term "duplicate" if you need instructions.

Time Machine says both of my external hard drives require reformatting to case insensitive. What do I do?

I have been successfuly using Time Machine to back my iMac to an external hard drive (via usb) and everything has been fine for the last year. I have been using TM to back up to a HD called Terra LaCie via usb.
A week ago, my iMac hard drive was full--so I spulrged and bought a 6 TB external hard drive (Western Digital My Book-Thunderbolt). I set up the new Thunderbold HD to use RAID 1 (mirror) and copied most of my iMac hard drive over to the Thunderbolt HD.
I kept my working photographs (most recent) on my iMac and felt good to know my older photographs are on my new Thunderbolt hard drive.
For a few days, Time Machine seemed to work fine (backing up my iMac to Terra LaCie HD. I haven't been concerned with backing up the Thunderbolt drive (as I feel that mirroring is same as backing up).
Yesterday, Time Machine indicated the lastest back-up failed (for the HD called Terra LaCie). Now, when I go into Time Machine, the dialog box indicates the following message:
"Are you sure you want to erase the backup disk “Terra Lacie”? Erasing will destroy all information on the disk and can’t be undone.
The disk must be erased before it can be used for Time Machine backups because a disk you are backing up is case sensitive, but the backup disk is not."
When I open Time Machine to look at my external hard drives (I also have a third usb portable drive); two of the three drives indicate the following:
"reformat required; case insensitive disk".
The small, portable hard drive (that I'm also using) doesn't say it needs to be reformated (but my new Thunderbolt and my old usb HD both indicate the same message (above).
What should I do? I just spent days transferring my photographs from my iMac to my new Thunderbolt. Should I just not use Time Machine any longer and work from my Thunderbolt drive?
Am I to understand that my iMac suddenly become case sensitive? Sorry if this was too much information about my hard-ware set-up.
Any help someone can provide me would be greatly appreciated. I suppose I need to understand Time Machine and perhaps my Thunderbolt better.

Hi BDAqua,
Bravo, you helped me solve my problem.
The Case Sensitive Disk was the small portable hard drive that I was using termporarily.
I just disconnected it and I started TM machine and everything seems to be working just fine.
Thank you very much!!!!

How do I convert a case sensitive drive to a case insensitive drive?

I have recently purchased a MacMini Server, and installed the 2 internal hard drives in a RAID 0 configuration to obtain the speed and 1 TB capacity, but unfortunately (rather stupidly in retrospect) formatted the drive in case sensitive mode.
On installing the operating system and multiple applications, everything seemed to work well until I tried to install Adobe Acrobat X Pro. This application refuses to install on a case sensitive formatted drive, which I now understand is a common problem.
The question is how can I convert to a case insensitive format without reinstalling all of the software from scratch?
I have a Time Machine backup, and the easiest thing for me would be to reformat the drive, and then restore from the Time Machine backup.
Will this process work? Or will there be some complications and files that will not function if they were originally installed on a case sensitive drive?
Any help is appreciated....

iPartition can do it ( http://www.coriolis-systems.com/iPartition.php ).
from iPartition Help:
Make Case Sensitive/Case Insensitive
HFS+ now supports a case sensitive format as well as the usual case insensitive format. On a case sensitive volume, the names “Readme”, “README” and “ReadMe” would all represent different files, even if they were in the same folder.
This option allows you to non-destructively change a case sensitive volume into a case insensitive one, and vice-versa. If you are going from a case sensitive volume to a case insensitive volume, some of your files may be renamed automatically by iPartition so that they do not clash. If all of the files in the table below were in the same directory, the right hand column shows the new names iPartition would choose for them:
Old name New name
README.txt README.txt
ReadMe.txt ReadMe 1.txt
Readme.txt Readme 2.txt
README README
ReadMe ReadMe 1
Readme Readme 2
Notice that iPartition puts the number before any file extension.
N.B. iPartition does not transform filenames with numbers on the end back into their original forms. There is no way to tell which files were renamed by the user and which were renamed by the conversion process.

Case-Insensitive File Name Search on Unix

Hello,
I have a program which runs on a Unix OS and it looks for some files like file.csv, and then reads these files. Basically I know the file name and I look for that file name in a particular directory.
Now, I want to make my program case-insensitive so that if the file name is file.csv or File.csv or FILE.csv, it should still locate that file and read it.
Any advice....
Thanks.

Thanks.
Probably I have to get all the file names in that
directory and then try to match against the file name
(using ignore case or toUpperCase() maybe), which I
am looking for.
Is there a way, where I don't have to get all the
file names in that directory and can just go and get
the FileReader Object etc for the file which I am
looking for.No
/Kaj

Specifying Case-Insensitive Element Names in XML Schema

Hope someone knows this!
Is it possible to define an an XML Schema Definition so that Element names in the target XML File can be case insensitive.
At the moment my Parser throws an error if the element names in the XML file do not have the exact same case as the definition in the XML schema.
E.g
In Schema i have:
<xsd:element name="HOSTINVENTORYLINE" type="HostInventoryLineType" maxOccurs="unbounded" minOccurs="0"/>
but in xml file i have
<HostInventoryLine field=""/>
or
<hostinventoryline field=""/>
Does anyone know anyway to get around this, so that the parser accepts the HostInventoryLine element in the xml as an instance of the HOSTINVENTORYLINE element defined in the schema.
Thanks in Advance
JJ
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You could use substitution groups to handle this. You would need an entry in the schema for each valid capitalization. This won't scale well if you want to be completely case insensitive, but if you only support lower case, upper case, and camel case it should do the trick.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified">
     <xs:complexType name="HostInventoryLineType">
          <xs:sequence>
               <xs:element name="an-element" type="xs:string"/>
          </xs:sequence>
     </xs:complexType>
     <xs:element name="HostInventoryLine" type="HostInventoryLineType"/>
     <xs:element name="HOSTINVENTORYLINE" type="HostInventoryLineType" substitutionGroup="HostInventoryLine"/>
     <xs:element name="hostinventoryline" type="HostInventoryLineType" substitutionGroup="HostInventoryLine"/>
</xs:schema>-Blaise

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My dilemma: when I try to copy my music/iTunes media from the MUSIC partition to a different partition that's case-insensitive, I obviously run into errors saying that certain files can't be copied because they will overwrite others. Subsequently, I can't back up my music and iTunes media to another drive unless it has the same filesystem parameters favoring case-sensitivity. I want to move my media to a case-insenstive drive/partition.
As the story goes, I'd like to avoid having to reformat and worry about moving my media around because I feel, in the end, I'd end up doing more harm then good in my pursuit to fix this issue.
My question: is there some way I can detect which files are conflicting with each other, and then manually rename them? My music library runs about 16,000 songs deep, but I'd still feel saved even if I had to go through and manually rename all of the music files so they don't conflict with each other in order to get them on to a case-insensitive drive. Perhaps there's an AppleScript someone knows about that I could execute in my MUSIC partition to see which files/directories are causing my problems? In other words, I'm thinking there could be a way to detect the same file/directory names that are only different soley because of their case.
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SELECT Query to get the Values in Case insensitive Format

Hi ,
This is hari,
I want to select the user name in a table ex: username="HARI" or username='Hari' or username="HaRi" like this
If i wrote the query like
select username from userdb where username="Hari";
it is displaying the records which only matches "Hari" only .
can anybody help me out on this query asap please....
the query should return all the results
which matches any of the following strings as inputs "HARI" or "HaRi" or "hAri" or the like.
Awaiting for Response,
Thanks & Regards
Hari

Another solution is setting NLS_SORT to CI - case insensitive (or whatever_your_language_is_CI) and NLS_COMP to ANSI:
SQL> with t as (
2             select 'HARI' name from dual union all
3             select 'Hari' name from dual union all
4             select 'HaRi' name from dual
5            )
6 select *
7    from t
8    where name = 'hArI'
9 /
no rows selected
SQL> alter session set nls_sort = binary_ci
2 /
Session altered.
SQL> alter session set nls_comp=ansi
2 /
Session altered.
SQL> with t as (
2             select 'HARI' name from dual union all
3             select 'Hari' name from dual union all
4             select 'HaRi' name from dual
5            )
6 select *
7    from t
8    where name = 'hArI'
9 /
NAME
HARI
Hari
HaRi
SQL> SY.

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