RobR wrote
> I then concluded that the table was being created with the double quotes
> included in the table name.
In short:
log = "log"
Log = "log"
Log = log
LoG = lOg
Log <> "Log"
Again, this is all just parser stuff. Whatever is present post-parse on a
create table is stored, as-is, in the database and then subsequent queries
get parsed and matched literally against what is stored.
David J.
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