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Update create_Elite_DB.sql #26

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corrected case sensitive table names

corrected case sensitive table names
@herkalurk herkalurk closed this Jan 21, 2017
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It's not useful to change this file.
The content is autogenerated by MySQL Workbench (also described on the README.md)

cut-out:

if you open "\RNDatabase\SQL-Model\Elite_DB.mwb" you see
the database structure which is created by "create.cmd" and "create_Elite_DB.sql"

(btw: the content of "create_Elite_DB.sql" comes from "Elite_DB.mwb". Open it and
enter "Database->Forward Engineer", select the connection -> go on with "next" until
"Review the SQL Script to be Executed". Here you can "Copy to Clipboard" and .....
you have the content of the file "create_Elite_DB.sql" :-) )

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It may be autogenerated, but when I took the SQL file and attempted to create a DB on my server it failed. Windows may not care about case sensitivity but linux does and the only real part that's a problem is when it's creating the views, and later operations. After I searched and replaced all the lower case instances to match the way the tables were created it had no issue running the sql code to create the database as required.

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