Meagan Longoria reminds us that case sensitivity was a huge mistake:
Here’s the scenario: You are using Python, perhaps in Azure Databricks, to manipulate data before inserting it into a SQL Database. Your source data is a flattened data extract and you need to create a unique list of values for an entity found in the data. For example, you have a dataset containing sales for the last month and you want a list of the unique products that have been sold. Then you insert the unique product values into a SQL table with a unique constraint, but you encounter issues on the insert related to unique values.
Click through for an example and how to extricate yourself from this scenario. Python certainly is not the only language to do this, so it’s good to know even if you don’t plan on using or supporting Python.