-- Table: public."Employee"
-- DROP TABLE public."Employee";
CREATE TABLE public."Employee"
(
"Employee_Id" int8 NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('public."Employee_Employee_Id_seq"'::text),
"First_Name" varchar(50),
"Last_Name" varchar,
CONSTRAINT "pkEmployee" PRIMARY KEY ("Employee_Id")
) WITHOUT OIDS;
As you can see table name is inside quotation marks. - this was not happen when I created table manually.
Now in my code I need to use next select : "select * from \"Employee\""" instead of "select * from Employee" that not so beautiful( I think ).
Message Hi,Please use the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list for support.What sort of object? What did you try to call it?Regards, Dave.-----Original Message-----Hi Dave.
From: Alexander N. Treyner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 September 2003 10:48
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Quotation marks in pgAdmin III
First of all thank you for a great work.
And now question:
When I create some object using pgAdmin I get this object named with quotation marks. Is it possible to avoid it? How?
Thank you
Alexander N. Treyner
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