hi!
in my case it also quotes only 1 column name (column name is "type"), although it is lower-case:
http://mcajvar.prkoritu.net/pgadmin/pgadmin_quotes.png (in the middle of the query).
in another table, the column name "password" is also quoted and it's also lower-case.
using v 1.1.0 devel, sep. 7 2004 on win2k.
regards, M
Dave Page wrote:
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Subject: Re: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] " keywords... Is it normal ?
Also add the user name in the grant statements.
I've read some thread implying Andreas and quoted keywords.
I think Andreas or Dave added such feature to prevent some misbehaviour while using reserved words in some conditions but I don't know/remember/understand the scope of these modifications.
IMHO it should be reviewed as it breaks part of the tool.
Andreas tweaked it a bit a little while ago:
http://cvs.pgadmin.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/pgadmin3/src/utils/misc.cpp.d iff?r1=1.54&r2=1.55
Seems we need a way to exclude keywords when used in their 'keyword
defining' context (if that makes any sense :-) ).
Regards, Dave
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