[2002-01-02 15:21] Peter E. Chen said:
| Hey All,
|
| I'm trying to create new databases and tables. The database names and
| tables always end up in lower case. Is there a way to have some upper case
| letters in database and table names?
Yes, quote the names...
brent=# create table "A1" ( "SteakSauce" int );
CREATE
brent=# \d "A1"
Table "A1"
Attribute | Type | Modifier
------------+---------+----------
SteakSauce | integer |
Be aware that if you choose to use mixed case names, you must
/always/ quote them, which introduces just enough room for human
error that I'd not recommend using quoted names.
brent=# INSERT INTO A1 VALUES (1);
ERROR: Relation 'a1' does not exist
brent=# INSERT INTO "A1" VALUES (1);
INSERT 100155 1
brent=# SELECT * FROM A1;
ERROR: Relation 'a1' does not exist
brent=# SELECT * FROM "A1";
SteakSauce
------------
1
(1 row)
cheers.
brent
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