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1. Problem with my query whithout double-quotes

   ROUWEZ Stephane <stephane.rouwez@ecolo.be> — 2002-07-24T11:52:40Z

   Hi, 
   My pgsql runs on WinNT Server 4. When I try to 
   SELECT nom, prenom FROM individu WHERE numero=2 
   I have : ERROR: Relation "individu" does not exist 
   It only works if I write : 
   SELECT "Individu"."Nom","Individu"."Prenom" FROM "Individu" WHERE
   "Individu"."NumIndiv"=2 
   Can someone help me ? 
   Thanks 
   Stephane
   
   
   
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2. Re: Problem with my query whithout double-quotes

   Stephan Szabo <sszabo@megazone23.bigpanda.com> — 2002-07-24T18:24:12Z

   On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, ROUWEZ Stephane wrote:
   
   > Hi,
   > My pgsql runs on WinNT Server 4. When I try to
   > SELECT nom, prenom FROM individu WHERE numero=2
   > I have : ERROR: Relation "individu" does not exist
   > It only works if I write :
   > SELECT "Individu"."Nom","Individu"."Prenom" FROM "Individu" WHERE
   > "Individu"."NumIndiv"=2
   > Can someone help me ?
   
   It looks like you created the table with double quotes around the
   names at which point you should always use double quotes to refer
   to it (yes, if the name was "foo" you *can* refer to it as foo, but
   you really shouldn't).
   
   
   

3. Re: Problem with my query whithout double-quotes

   Keith Gray <keith@heart.com.au> — 2002-07-29T03:34:46Z

   Stephan Szabo wrote:
   
   > On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, ROUWEZ Stephane wrote:
   > 
   > 
   >>Hi,
   >>My pgsql runs on WinNT Server 4. When I try to
   >>SELECT nom, prenom FROM individu WHERE numero=2
   >>I have : ERROR: Relation "individu" does not exist
   >>It only works if I write :
   >>SELECT "Individu"."Nom","Individu"."Prenom" FROM "Individu" WHERE
   >>"Individu"."NumIndiv"=2
   >>Can someone help me ?
   >>
   > 
   > It looks like you created the table with double quotes around the
   > names at which point you should always use double quotes to refer
   > to it (yes, if the name was "foo" you *can* refer to it as foo, but
   > you really shouldn't).
   
   
   Your table names are case sensitive.
   PostgreSQL will make them all lowercase by default,
   unless you quote them.
   
   -- 
   Keith Gray
   
   Technical Services Manager
   Heart Consulting Services P/L
   mailto:keith@heart.com.au