Thread: SQL update function faililed in Webmin Interface
Hello All,
I am a newbie to PostgreSQL. I am using postgreSQL 7.4.5 in HP-Unix 11.11 PA , and 11.23 PA.
I have a problem with postgreSQL Webmin (Webmin Version 1.070) testing in update function.
This problem exists only when i create a new data base through webmin interface,
and insert some values,and modify those values afterwards.
For E.g :
I created database called "test" and created table name called "one" for that DB,
which contains filed name "Name" with varchar(10) as a type and allows Null values.
I inserted values for two rows as first and second, it can be viewed perfectly.
But when i select second row (Which contains string "second" as value) to edit,
and change it value as "second1" instead of "second", it throws me following error when i saved it :
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"SQL update "one" set Name = 'Second1' where oid = 25349 failed : column "name" of relation "one" does not exist".
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But when i created the database without using this Webmin interface
($ echo "create table one(Name varchar(10))"|psql test ),
and then edit with webmin interface means it works well and get updated.
Is there any problem with postgreSQL or with Webmin interface ?
Any idea to solve this issue ?
Thanks in Advance,
Kathir
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Kathiravan Velusamy wrote: > I created database called "test" and created table name called "one" > for that DB, which contains filed name "Name" with varchar(10) as a > type and allows Null values. The issue here is that you have created a column "Name" with quotes, which means it is case-sensitive. > "SQL update "one" set Name = 'Second1' where oid = 25349 failed : > column "name" of relation "one" does not exist". You are then trying to access it without quotes which means it gets folded to lower-case "name" (look carefully at the error message). If you quote the name when you create it, ALWAYS quote it. If you never quote names then you won't have any problems. It might be that the webmin module quoted the column-name for you without your knowledge. You'll need to consult your webmin documentation for details. -- Richard Huxton Archonet Ltd
On Wed, 2004-10-20 at 01:03, Kathiravan Velusamy wrote: > Hello All, > I am a newbie to PostgreSQL. I am using postgreSQL 7.4.5 in > HP-Unix 11.11 PA , and 11.23 PA. > I have a problem with postgreSQL Webmin (Webmin Version > 1.070) testing in update function. > This problem exists only when i create a new data base > through webmin interface, > and insert some values,and modify those values afterwards. > > For E.g : > I created database called "test" and created table name called > "one" for that DB, > which contains filed name "Name" with varchar(10) as a type and > allows Null values. > I inserted values for two rows as first and second, it can be > viewed perfectly. > But when i select second row (Which contains string "second" as value) > to edit, > and change it value as "second1" instead of "second", it throws me > following error when i saved it : > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > "SQL update "one" set Name = 'Second1' where oid = 25349 failed : > column "name" of relation "one" does not exist". > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > But when i created the database without using this Webmin interface > ($ echo "create table one(Name varchar(10))"|psql test ), > and then edit with webmin interface means it works well and get > updated. > Is there any problem with postgreSQL or with Webmin interface ? > Any idea to solve this issue ? > It looks like the table is being defined with the column quoted, like this: create table one ("Name" text, moredefshere...) but accessed without quotes, like above. Whether a database folds to upper or lower case, the columns need to be accessed consistenly, either all quoted or never quoted. An application that mixes quoting and not quoting identifiers is going to have problems.