On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Josh Eno wrote:
> The reason I'd never noticed the table is because in doing a \d it
> doesn't show up in the table list. If I try to do a \d TABLE_NAME, I
> can use <tab> to autocomplete the name, but then it says the table
> doesn't exist. I can't select any of those 40,000 rows while I'm in the
> database, and I can't drop it, either. The only evidence of the table I
> can find while I'm actually in the database is by doing a select * from
> pg_tables, and it shows up as the following:
You need to say things like:
\d "ROOT_U_QUICK_LOOKUP"
or
select * from "ROOT_U_QUICK_LOOKUP"
(note the double quotes to prevent casefolding).
It's interesting that \d FOO
gives an error message referencing "FOO"
since it's actually looking for a table that's been
case-folded. I think the error message is incorrect.
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