Define "Case Sensitivity" in the context of OneStream.

In the context of OneStream, "Case Sensitivity" specifically refers to whether inputs are treated as distinct based on their use of uppercase and lowercase letters. This means that if a system is case sensitive, it would recognize "Input" and "input" as two separate entries. This feature is crucial for various aspects of data management, such as when creating identifiers, naming conventions, or when users log in, as it ensures accuracy and precision in data commands and retrieval.

Being case sensitive helps prevent errors that might occur if inputs were treated as the same regardless of letter case, thus enhancing data integrity and preventing conflicts in data entries or commands. By differentiating between cases, OneStream can maintain a more robust and reliable system for users who need to manage data that requires specific formatting or naming conventions.