> I haven't seen any evidence in this thread of a JDBC bug. The original
> posting refered to calls in the DatabaseMetaData classes doing
> toLowerCase(). This is appropriate because the DatabaseMetaData class
> is querying the pg_* tables to get information about database objects,
> thus since the backend stores the identifiers in lower case, therefore
> the jdbc code needs to do a toLowerCase(). The followup below is more
But the backend doesn't store identifiers in lowercase if they have
created mixed-case identifiers with double-quotes, right? I am
confused.
> of a complaint on how SQL is case insensitive and if you have created
> your objects with quoted mixed case identifiers you need to access them
> via quoted mixed case identifiers. I haven't seen any evidence that
> basic SQL operations (select, insert, update, delete) have a bug in them.
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