The REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS table
      provides information about foreign keys.
    
INFORMATION_SCHEMA
              Name | 
SHOW
              Name | 
Remarks | 
| CONSTRAINT_CATALOG | def | |
| CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA | ||
| CONSTRAINT_NAME | ||
| UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_CATALOG | def | |
| UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA | ||
| UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME | ||
| MATCH_OPTION | ||
| UPDATE_RULE | ||
| DELETE_RULE | ||
| TABLE_NAME | ||
| REFERENCED_TABLE_NAME | 
Notes:
          TABLE_NAME has the same value as
          TABLE_NAME in
          INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS.
        
          CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA and
          CONSTRAINT_NAME identify the foreign key.
        
          UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA,
          UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME, and
          REFERENCED_TABLE_NAME identify the
          referenced key.
        
          The only valid value at this time for
          MATCH_OPTION is NONE.
        
          The possible values for UPDATE_RULE or
          DELETE_RULE are CASCADE,
          SET NULL, SET DEFAULT,
          RESTRICT, NO ACTION.
        

User Comments
on windows, the values of referenced_table_name column are always in lowercase, even if you set lower_case_table_names = 0.
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