JDBC ResultSet lowercase Column names

Hi,
My group has a body of DBMS access beans which use lowercase column names for result set get(s)* ..ie rs.getString("empno");.
Are current JDBC context uses KIVA\NAS.
We've recently attempted to use these beans under Oracle JDBC OCI (type 2). We've noticed that Oracle JDBC prefers rs.getString("EMPNO") .. or rs.getString(1).
Is there a way around this? Or do we have some serious changing to do?
Thanks in advance.

The column names our current driver takes in getString() is not case-sensitive. I am not sure whether that was the case with some previous versions. Is it possible that you can try it on the 8.1.6 driver?

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 RaviShankar B

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where v.location = 'IN PROCESS'
and v.activity_in_ucuries > 0
Note 'as "uCi"' - when the report displays the lowercase u is displayed as an uppercase U
In the column attributes , I have set the column heading as lowercase. In the report attributes I have Heading Type set as custom
and the column heading shows lowercase. I have also tried using the a heading type of Column Names. With all of these changes the
report still comes out with an uppercase U.
Is there a way to prevent the automatic set of the first letter to Uppercase or alternatively, force the first letter to lowercase?
Thanks
Donna

I am using theme 13. I don't have any experience changing the templates, so the report template has the following in Column Headings:
<th#ALIGNMENT# id="#COLUMN_HEADER_NAME#" class="t13ReportHeader">#COLUMN_HEADER#</th>
Can I make a change in here to prevent the transformation of the 1st character to uppercase? (I would also love to change the u to mu!)
I do have a test application in theme 3 that seems to preserve whatever case I enter it in...I suppose I can change themes, but I would like to stick with theme 13 if possible.
Thanks for any additional help.
Donna

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