Code assistance automatically change my syntax in code

Toad for Oracle
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Hello,
I have a Q about code assistance (if I used correct expression?) in Toad. I wrote in my SQL table names in CAPITAL case and field names in CamelCase notation. Problem arise when I pause for a while and Toad offer me fields list what Is Ok sometime if you don't know the field name by heart. I don't select offered field name from the list, but I wrote field name in my CamelCase notation. But as soon I press Space key my field name is changed into UPPERCASE what I don't what.
How can I set that will stay my typed notation and not changed all to upper case or even better if I pick field name from the list it will change to CamelCase notation or will be already displayed in CamelCase notation by default?

Toad Assistance - Case Change

Another Q's regarding this assistance is:

  • How is called/named this assistance in Toad and what keyboard shortcut I can use to display this field list on demand? Ctrl+Space doesn't do that.
  • How can I enable or disable this functionality in settings if I don't want it for a while?

Regards,
Blacksmith

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Code Insight will either insert text in upper case or lower case. There is an option on the Editor | Behavior page in Toad Options to control this. It affects other assistants as well. See the "Use lower case object names from select windows" option. There is no way to keep the case that you have typed, but Ctrl+Z (Undo) will revert the text insertion leaving you with what you had typed previously.

CTRL+T is the shortcut to invoke Code Insight manually.

You can disable automatic Code Insight using the "Auto invoke" option on the Editor | Code Assist page in Toad Options.

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Thanks for reply. I was thinking that is maybe there some option Unchanged or InitCaps which prevent that. Now I disable Auto Invoke and I use Ctrl+T (when I know shortcut now) when I needed with Ctrl+Z I used already in such cases.
I think there could be implemented some option in style like "Unchanged" which assist but leave as user typed it.

Regards,
Blacksmith