postgresql.org@tgice.com wrote:
>
> The problem that causes me in my SQL on the PG side is that while I have
> written it with the same capitalization, for readability, I don't put
> double quotes on the identifiers, you know, because it's a pain in the
> ass.
Postgresql forces all sql to lower case unless you quote it (at creation
time). Quoting forces the capitalization, and then you have to refer to
it forever with quotes.
The long term solution would be to change the MS SQL side of things to
use all lower case.
It's really a good idea on any db system to just use lower case for
everything. Unless you are using Firebird or Interbase, then it works
just the opposite of PG, it forces everything to
uppercase.
It must be the odbc driver doing the quoting because if you do the
following in PG:
create table MyTestDB(
varchar(10) without oids;
postgresql creates it as mytestdb
if you do:
create table "MyTestDB"(
varchar(10) without oids;
Then the capitals stay and you must always reference the table like so:
select * from "MyTestDB"
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