David Johnston wrote
>
> Mohamedyousof wrote
>> UPDATE "Categories" SET ("Name") = ('test') where "ID" = 28;
> No parenthesis:
>
> UPDATE "Categories" SET "Name" = 'test' WHERE "ID" = 28;
>
> This presumes you truly need the double-quotes. It this does not work try
> removing the double-quotes around "Categories", "Name" and "ID" and see
> what happens.
>
> I am curious why you think the parentheses are necessary. Something in
> the PostgreSQL documentation you've misread; it works (for some reason)
> elsewhere so you simply tried it here as well; or you learned (or just
> guessed) at the syntax incorrectly from some other source?
>
>
> David J.
Note "pgAdmin" is an unusual place to put this question; just because you
use pgAdmin doesn't mean it is the problem. -novice or -general would be a
better place to ask this (probably -novice considering).
Also, the query you got the error on does not match the query you supplied.
Namely you did NOT use double-quote around the word "Name" but simply did:
UPDATE "Category" SET Name = 'test' ....
Because the name column is not quoted it automatically becomes lower-case
and so is equivalent to:
UPDATE "Category" SET name = 'test' ...
and if indeed the column is called "Name" it would not be found when
searching for /name/
David J.
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