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How to make MySQL colum name case insensitive in Cent OS?

I am using Cent OS 6.5 and MySQL 5.1.73 and I know database name and table name and also column names are case sensitive in Cent os Now, I want to make MySQL work as case insensitive in Cent OS. I have tried the below link its worked for the table name. But i need to case sensitive for the

SSH connect to remote on local network [closed]

Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Closed 6 years ago. This question does not appear to be about a specific programming problem, a software algorithm, or software tools primarily used by programmers. If you believe the question would be on-top…

Can’t run same tcl code through tcl script?

I can run the same code by going to tclshfrom my Konsole but when i try to run it using a tcl script, it gives no output. I have a file named name which contains this my name is dev my name is vaibhav When i run the command through tclsh , it gives the required output. Command is exec

BASH syntax error at line 1: `then’ unmatched

Hi, I am having issues with this particular loop and couldn’t find a solution to it, any ideas why? Answer If you run the code through shellcheck and correct the errors which it shows (except for one problematic warning), the code will become: The code still seems to have issues, one of which is that it…

Pass argument to awk inside do loop

I have a large number of tab-separated text files containing a score I’m interested in in the second column: test_score_1.txt test_score_2.txt I want to check if I have Titles with a score smaller than a number I define. The following code defines my score in the script and works: check_score_1 If I try…

Bash sort ignore first 5 lines

I’m having trouble ignoring the first 5 lines of my file while sorting the rest. My current command sorts the entire file by the second item, however I need to skip the first 5 “header” lines. I need read it and write it to the same file. Current Command Example Answer This sorts lines 6 and…