On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Wjatscheslaw [iso-8859-1] Wächter wrote:
> I'm using PostgreSql 7.1.2 on SuSe-Linux
>
> Example:
> this works:
> select p1.prs_vorname as vorname, p1.prs_nachname as nachname,
> p1.lfdnr as lfdnr, pos.pos_name as position,
> p1.prs_email as email, abt.abt_name as abteilung
> from person p1 left join abteilung abt
> on abt.lfdnr = p1.prs_abt_lfdnr,
> person p2 left join positionen pos
> on pos.lfdnr=p2.prs_pos_lfdnr
> where p1.lfdnr=p2.lfdnr
> ORDER BY nachname;
>
> this don't work:
> select p1.prs_vorname as vorname, p1.prs_nachname as nachname,
> p1.lfdnr as lfdnr, pos.pos_name as position,
> p1.prs_email as email, abt.abt_name as abteilung
> from person p1 left join abteilung abt
> on abt.lfdnr = p1.prs_abt_lfdnr,
> person p2 left join positionen pos
> on pos.lfdnr=p2.prs_pos_lfdnr
> where p1.lfdnr=p2.lfdnr
> ORDER BY upper(nachname);
>
> ERROR: Attribute 'nachname' not found
Does upper(p1.prs_nachname) work?