"Real" SQL databases apparently like to lowercase column names by default.

Author: bingmann

tests/latex/defmacro.out

@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
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 %% DEFMACRO
-%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS ABCD, 'hello' AS c
+%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS abcd, 'hello' AS c
 \def\a{42.005}
 \def\mc{42.05}
-\def\ABCD{42.5}
+\def\abcd{42.5}
 \def\c{hello}
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 %% DEFMACRO REFORMAT(round=0)
-%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS ABCD, 'hello' AS c
+%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS abcd, 'hello' AS c
 \def\a{42}
 \def\mc{42}
-\def\ABCD{43}
+\def\abcd{43}
 \def\c{hello}
 
 this is the end

tests/latex/defmacro.tex

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
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 %% DEFMACRO
-%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS ABCD, 'hello' AS c
+%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS abcd, 'hello' AS c
 \def\gobble{this}
 \def\andthis{...}
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 %% DEFMACRO REFORMAT(round=0)
-%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS ABCD, 'hello' AS c
+%% SELECT 42.005 AS a, 42.05 AS mc, 42.5 AS abcd, 'hello' AS c
 
 this is the end