Subject: | bug with case sensitivity of 'DEFAULT' vs 'default' |
Hi Adam,
Thanks for making mysqldiff available. I'm trying to get up and running
with it, but it's returning mysql commands to alter tables that are
really the same. Apparently, the only difference is that one database is
saying 'default' and one is saying 'DEFAULT'.
E.g.:
ALTER TABLE `ColorTable` CHANGE COLUMN `colorName` `colorName`
varchar(20) NOT NULL default ''; # was varchar(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT ''
Any ideas on how to avoid this?
Thanks,
Nathan