Correct capitalisation of table names in unit tests #81
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As MySQL tables are files on disk, MySQL follows the case-sensitivity of the Operating System, so tests using mangled capitalisation fail. These may have been missed before as Oracle and MySQL on Windows are case-insensitive.
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(That's oracle in general that is case insensitive) |
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As MySQL tables are files on disk, MySQL follows the case-sensitivity of the Operating System,
so tests using mangled capitalisation fail.
These may have been missed before as Oracle (on any platform) and MySQL (on Windows) are case-insensitive.
This corrects the capitalisation to match that generated by Doctrine.