On 10/11/2008 04:04, Félix Sánchez Rodríguez wrote:
> Beside, I opened my PostgreSQL interface, called pgAdmin and run the
> same query inside the ATM database and the error was the same: "relation
> 'usuarios' was not found". It's like something else was needed to access
> the DB tables.
Did you by any chance create the tables from pgAdmin and use mixed-case
names?
PostgreSQL by default will fold names to lower-case unless you put
double-quotes around them, so e.g. "Usarios" is a different table from
"usarios".
When creating a table from pgAdmin, if you mix upper- and lower-case in
a table name then pgAdmin double-quotes the names to preserve the case;
and if you then SELECT from the table without double-quoting the name,
Postgres fold the names to lower-case and then can't find the table.
Ray.
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