Hello,
I often am working with SQL files in the Eclipse IDE on OS X. If I try to
copy a snippet of SQL from the Eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org) SQL editor
and then paste that into pgAdmin's SQL editor, it results in "garbage"
characters. If I paste into another text editor, like BBEdit, and then
On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 7:09 PM, David G Johnston
wrote:
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>> f all the letters are lowercase, no double quotes are added.
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> I don't know if this statement is actually true but it makes no difference
> in reality whether the double-quotes are added in the case where only
> lowercase lette
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> f all the letters are lowercase, no double quotes are added.
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āI don't know if this statement is actually true but it makes no difference
in reality whether the double-quotes are added in the case where only
lowercase letters and numbers/underscore are used. As far the executor is
co
Rob, I was listening to you just fine; you weren't listening to me.
Your problem was due to you using uppercase letters in your names when you
created them.
I never at any time said you used a manually written SQL statement to create the
table; my comment about writing SQL referred to later o
Hi Rob,
Monday, June 2, 2014, 4:43:01 PM, you wrote:
RR> I am not using plain SQL entered manually.ā I am using
RR> PGAdmin's table creation tool.
I'm sure that last week you provided table name in mixed case (more
precisely, with at least one character not in [_a-z0-9]). PgAdmin saw
that and wr
