From: | Patrik Kudo <kudo(at)partitur(dot)se> |
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To: | pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | "quoting" column names |
Date: | 1999-07-13 12:15:40 |
Message-ID: | 378B2DEC.84B1514A@partitur.se |
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Hi
I've been using Postgres for... well, as long as I can remember ;)
And aparently I've been using a column name wich is "almost reserved"
(i.e. cannot be used as identifer). Since upgrading to 6.5 I nolonger
can access these fields the way I've always done them. This what I've
been doing:
create table login (userid text, when datetime);
select when from login where userid = 'xxxx';
In 6.5 I have to do:
select "when" from login where userid = 'xxxx';
My question now is, should I always quote column names, just in case,
or should I only quote column names that are "almost reserved"?
/Kudo
--
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