The following bug has been logged online:
Bug reference: 5749
Logged by: Denis
Email address: dolgalevde...@mail.ru
PostgreSQL version: 9.0.1
Operating system: Windows XP
Description: Case sensivity of names of sequences.
Details:
Hello.
I found some problem with sequences names. I am new in Postgresql, so sorry
if this problem was already discussed.
I wanted to make a simple table with ID column, that value must be taken
from the sequence (automatically incremented by 1 in every next record).
1. In GUI I created the sequence with name “NameSeq” (uppercase “N”
and “S”).
2. Then I was trying to create a table using this simple querry:
CREATE TABLE "Names"
(
"NameId" bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('NameSeq') primary key,
"Name" char(20),
"FirstName" char(30),
"SecondName" char(30)
)
WITH (
OIDS = FALSE
)
;
But I get the error: “ERROR: relation "nameseq" does not exist SQL state:
42P01”
As you can see, sequence name in error message written in lowercase, but in
querry I used “NameSeq”.
3. I created new sequence “nameseq” (“n” and “s” in lowercase)
and the querry was completed without errors.
Should the sequence names always be in lowercase or it`s a bug?
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