2008/3/7 Jarosław Jasiewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi > > In PG sql table I have columns etykietaPL, etykietaEN while I try to > update atribute in v.digit module I recive error: > > DBMI-Postgres driver error: > Cannot execute: > update przekroje set etykieta = 'Dolina Nysy - Wał Brody Drewitz - > Dolina Lubszy', symbol = 'D', etykietaEN = null, kat = null where cat = 5 > ERROR: column "etykietaen" of relation "przekroje" does not exist > LINE 1: ...Wał Brody Drewitz - Dolina Lubszy', symbol = 'D', etykieta_E > > > It is simple: Capial leters in columns name are not allowed, but why?
They are generally allowed, but you have to quote them. I don't know if column name quoting is completely propagated through GRASS' source code. I always found it easier avoid capial letters. Markus
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