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e.g. I have a table "weather". when I run: mydb=# \d "weatheR" Did not find any relation named ""weatheR"". weatheR is double quoted by "" in error message |
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On Mon, 2006-03-06 at 11:03 +0000, Alexander Pivovarov wrote: e.g. I have a table "weather". when I run: mydb=# \d "weatheR" Did not find any relation named ""weatheR"". weatheR is double quoted by "" in error message This is not a bug. Quoting always makes identifiers case-sensitive, per the SQL standard. |
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