I was using the migration tool to migrate a MySQL database to NuoDB. The source database used a mixture of upper & lower case characters for table name and column name identifiers. After migrating the database to NuoDB, I noticed that the resulting tablename and column names are all in uppercase. I didn't specify --identifier.normalizer parameter. The generated schema.sql didn't quote those identifiers so NuoDB made them uppercase.
--identifier.quoting=always always generates identifiers in quotes (overrides default setting --identifier.quoting=standard, which quotes only when not allowed characters are met in identifiers)
I was using the migration tool to migrate a MySQL database to NuoDB. The source database used a mixture of upper & lower case characters for table name and column name identifiers. After migrating the database to NuoDB, I noticed that the resulting tablename and column names are all in uppercase. I didn't specify --identifier.normalizer parameter. The generated schema.sql didn't quote those identifiers so NuoDB made them uppercase.
-tom