>In reviewing my tables, I found that for some strange reason a handful 
>of fields are not double-quoted.  Strange quirk:
>-- Table: "Orders"
>
>-- DROP TABLE "Orders";
>
>CREATE TABLE "Orders"
>(
>  "OrderID" int4 NOT NULL,
>  "CustomerID" int4 NOT NULL,
>  "DateCreated" timestamptz,
>  "TotalPrice" numeric(19,4),
>  "ShipAddressID" int4,
>  "ShipDate" timestamptz,
>  "ShippingMethod" varchar(50),
>  "sfrepID" varchar(50),
>  "StatusID" int4,
>  "TrackingNumber" varchar(50),
>  ponumber varchar(50),      <--------------HERE
>  "Comment" char(254),
>  "sfOrderNumber" varchar(50),
>  "UpdateDate" timestamptz
>)
>WITH OIDS;
>ALTER TABLE "Orders" OWNER TO postgres;

In my case, DTS's "create" always wrapped the field names with double
quote. The script seems to me not from DTS.


Regards,

Ben Kim
Developer
College of Education 
Texas A&M University


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