In
psql, use
CREATE
TABLE "TEST"("NAME" varchar(10));
pgAdmin automatically adds the quotes if required. You are probably
better off avoiding upper case though if you can.
Regards, Dave.
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Subject: [pgadmin-support] I hava a question about case-sensitiveHi, I'm Korean Student. I'm sorry that I'm fluent English. I use Postgresql 7.2.1. I create table Upper Case(ex. CREATE TABLE TEST(NAME VARCHAR(10));) But, result is lower case table name and column name. I use pgadmin2 creating table. Create Object->Table->Table Name & Column. In this case, table name and column is upper case. Why happen that? How do I prevent that? I want input case equals ouput case. Help me.
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