For v15.1.7 and below, the MySQL data access provider does not take into account the case of table names when matching serialized data source table names and server table names. This can cause data loading issues if MySQL table names are case sensitive (for instance, in most varieties of Unix or Linux). Starting with v15.1.8, the case of table names is now taken into account when a MySql database schema is being loaded.
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