Case Sensitivity
This section discusses how the Perforce Server handles case
sensitivity, and how you can run the Perforce Server in case-sensitive
or -insensitive mode.
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Case Sensitivity
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SUMMARY:
This article summarizes how Perforce handles case sensitivity. Suggestions are offered on how to avoid case problems, and how to fix them if they occur.
DETAILS:
BACKGROUND:
When a file...
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Moving from Windows to Linux, Retaining Case-handling
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WARNING:
If you choose to use the -Cn flag, you must ALWAYS use this flag. This is necessary both when starting your Perforce Server and when running checkpointing operations. If you do not do so,&nb...
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Using the server flag -Cn
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WARNING:
Please note, use of -Cn is undocumented, and is subject to change or removal without prior notice. Consider using the p4migrate utility instead to translate case. If you choose to use...
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