[Bitnine Tech] label names in AGE are case sensitive.

[EunjungSong87]

Hello,

Currently, the names are stored case-sensitively for the label name in AGE as follows:

Postgresql automatically stores objects in lower case in pg_catalog when they are created. If names are stored in case-sensitive cases like AGE label now, it seems that there will be many restrictions on the user's use of cypher.

I would appreciate it if you could check and respond to this issue.
Thank you.

[jrgemignani]

Can you please elaborate why you think this will induce restrictions? Please provide an example showing this?

I should point out, the tables that AGE uses are for internal use only. They are not for users to manually manipulate. In other words, you do so at your own risk.

[imranzaheer612]

You can take a look at this issue. #56

According to neo4j labels are case-sensitive. Names are case-sensitive and thus, :PERSON, :Person and :person are three different labels, and n and N are two different variables. https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/syntax/naming/

See Open Cypher Specification https://opencypher.org/resources/

[Nimra-1234]

Labels are always case-sensitive in neo4j cypher and most of its variants.

For Cypher Query : https://memgraph.com/docs/cypher-manual/cypher-query-language this might be helpful.

[jrgemignani]

If this has answered your question adequately, please close the ticket.

[EunjungSong87]

There was confusion for a while because our other products were not case sensitive. Thanks for the detailed explanation, I'll close the question.