You can use the Google Plugin for Eclipse to configure your Google Cloud SQL instances, and create and deploy App Engine applications that can use Google Cloud SQL instances. For more information about identifier case sensitivity, see the MySQL documentation.Using Google Cloud SQL With Java When you try to access your databases and tables, make sure that you are using the exact database or table name.įor example, if you create a database named PersonsDatabase, you will not be able to reference the database using any other variation of that name, such as personsDatabase or personsdatabase. This means that all tables and databases are stored with the same name and case-sensitivity that was specified at creation time. When you are creating or using databases and tables, keep in mind that all identifiers in Google Cloud SQL are case-sensitive. Grant access to your instance from your App Engine application.That document will help you perform the following tasks: If you haven't done so already, please read and complete the steps in the Before You Begin chapter of this guide before continuing. Deploying Your Application to Google App Engine.
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This document describes how to use Google Cloud SQL instances with Java.
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