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by mannyv
247 days ago
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The reason you don’t this in psql is that for some versions of Postgres case is significant and you need to use quotation marks. I ran into this at one point and it drove me bonkers. Older versions of pg let you create cases identifiers without quotes. I don’t care enough to look which ones. https://sqlpey.com/sql/postgresql-identifier-case-sensitivit... |
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