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mysql dump - changing Upper case to lower case on move?

Asked by Mathiau in MySQL Server, PHP for Windows, PHP and Databases

Tags: mysql, case, upper

Hello! Me Again, have a new thing stumping me.....


we have 2 MySQL systems, a mysql dump is used, coded in PHP to copy data from one server to another server, now when this script was running, it used to copy from Windows to a LInux system, now the LInux system is being replaced temp, with a Windows box, now switching the script to point to this new server when it runs, when it creates the folder on the new windows box, it makes the folder name with a small letter as opposed to a capital (the original soure has a capital A)

Here is the script being used, is there somethign in it thatis making it change the Capital A to a small A? or is this some new setting / restriction in MySQL 5.0.45?

This file is run via a .bat file using php.exe, something that will remain for now so i need to figure out why it is making a small A, i could manually change it every day this run, but would prefer if it could fully work.

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<?
	$windows2=mysql_connect("****************","********","********");
	$windows=mysql_connect("****************","********","********");
	$dbwbases=mysql_query("show databases", $windows);
	$dblbases=mysql_query("show databases",$windows2);
	$windows2bases=array();
	$windowsbases=array();
	while ($lbases=mysql_fetch_row($dblbases))
	{	
		array_push($windows2bases,$lbases[0]);
	
	}
	
	while ($wbases=mysql_fetch_row($dbwbases))
	{
		
		if (($wbases[0]<>"mysql") and ($wbases[0]>'Archive-2005-11-28-04-31'))
		{
			
			//$Archivename=substr($wbases[0],0,7).substr($wbases[0],8,4).substr($wbases[0],13,2).substr($wbases[0],16,2).substr($wbases[0],19,2).substr($wbases[0],22,2).substr($wbases[0],25,2);
			$Archivename="A";
			$Archivename.=substr($wbases[0],1,6).substr($wbases[0],8,4).substr($wbases[0],13,2).substr($wbases[0],16,2).substr($wbases[0],19,2).substr($wbases[0],22,2).substr($wbases[0],25,2);
			array_push($windowsbases,$Archivename);
			if (!in_array($Archivename,$windows2bases))
			{
				
				mysql_query("create database $Archivename",$windows2);
				print("Moving $wbases[0] to $Archivename...");
				exec("mysqldump --opt -h **************** -u ******** $wbases[0] | mysql --host=**************** --user=******** -C $Archivename");
				print("Complete\n");
			
				
			}
		}
	
	
	}
	/* $diffbases=array_diff($windows2bases,$windowsbases);
	foreach ($diffbases as $d)
	{
	
		mysql_query("drop database $d");
		print("Dropping $d....\n");
	
	} */
	$db_list = mysql_list_dbs($windows2);
	while ($database=mysql_fetch_object($db_list))
	{
		$dbase=$database->Database;
		if (strlen($dbase)>18)
			{$realdbase=$dbase;} 
			//get the latest Archive name
	}
	//exec("mysqldump --opt -h **************** --user=******** $realdbase | mysql --host=**************** --user=outside -C ********");
?>
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