Thanks for the quick response.
a. I have to put the table names in double quotes since postgreSQL
throws out Relation ".." not found error. The only way I can access the
tables are by including them in quotes and maintaining the case.
b. Create script. Let me explain - I generated the script from MSSQL and
it gave a whole lot of issues (for SQL statements and types) . When I
resolved all of them, I encountered Relation ".." not found error. The
only way I could resolve it was by giving the table names in quotes. I
guess I should have converted all table names in lowercase and then all
would be OK.
What I am trying to find out now is - Is there anyway I can avoid
dropping the database and recreating it ??
Re Tapan
Nigel J. Andrews wrote:
>On Fri, 16 May 2003, Tapan Trivedi wrote:
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>>I have just started my migration activity from MS SQLServer to postgreSQL.
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>>While the initial setup and tests are working, I had to put all my table names within quotations.
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>You don't say _why_ you had to put all your table names in double quotes. I
>presume it's because they are mixed or upper case.
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>>Is there something I have missed in configuration or does postgreSQL work like this ?
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>PostgreSQL folds identifiers to lower case, where other systems fold to upper,
>unless they are enclosed in double quotes in which case case is preserved.
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>>I have to go thru code now and make changes. (I might have to do that after all this if the data types are not
matching - Over all not a great day since I found this out and LAL lost today
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>If you had to quote your table names in your create scripts how come you're
>having to also change the code to use quote marks? Surely you changed the
>create scripts because the code was already using them.
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>>Any help will be appreciated.
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>>Thanks in advance.
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