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man/column.man

@@ -113,6 +113,22 @@ Phone   (111) 222-3333
 Name    Chiquita  Banana
 Phone   1234
 .DE
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .B
 project,

man/compute.man

@@ -355,6 +355,22 @@ compute 'Value = sprintf ("%7.2f", ( Cost * Amount ))' < inventory
 .DE
 .PP
 These commands will produce the first table under Examples, above.
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 COHERENT Lexicon:
 .B

man/jointable.man

@@ -393,6 +393,22 @@ before
 .BR chart .
 It says that the standard input file
 will be file 1 or on the left side of the table.
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .B
 column,

man/rdb.man

@@ -10,6 +10,22 @@ prints on the standard output all commands in directory
 .BR $RDB/bin .
 This command is a shell script, which you should edit if its output
 is not to your liking.
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .B
 act,

man/rename.man

@@ -112,6 +112,22 @@ State   Costa Rica
 Zip     123456789
 Phone   1234
 .DE
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .B
 column

man/row.man

@@ -175,6 +175,22 @@ and
 .BR compute ,
 read the COHERENT manual's tutorial on
 .BR awk .
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .B
 compute,

man/sorttable.man

@@ -165,6 +165,22 @@ People are often confused by
 .B sort
 because it does not behave the way one would expect.
 Study its entry in the COHERENT Lexicon.
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 COHERENT Lexicon:
 .B

man/validate.man

@@ -133,6 +133,22 @@ that is easy to find, such as
 .PP
 If you only want to see the error lines, use the command
 .BR row .
+.SH "Case of Column Names"
+.I "(Ruby re-creation only.)"
+Column names are case sensitive, as in the original
+.BR /rdb .
+If the environment variable
+.B RDB_ICASE
+is set to 1, upper and lower case are ignored when column names are looked up.
+An exact match always wins;
+if several columns differ only in case, the command stops with an
+.I ambiguous
+error.
+Names that are also
+.B awk
+reserved words or are followed by
+.B (
+are never taken for columns.
 .SH "See Also"
 .SH "Logical Conditions"
 .B