Il giorno lun, 08/08/2005 alle 16.55 -0500, Kris Jurka ha scritto:
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> Postgresql folds identifiers to lowercase as long as they are created
> without quotes. Using CREATE TABLE "MyTable" (...) will indeed retain the
> case of MyTable. We do not fold DatabaseMetaData parameters to lowercase
> because that would prevent you from retrieving data from a table created
> as "MyTable". The DatabaseMetaData methods like
> storesLowerCaseIdentifiers() helps allow portable code to call the other
> methods with the correct name. It doesn't help you if you don't know if
> the table name was originally created as MyTable or "MyTable", but if
> that's the case a call to getTables may be in order.
>
> Kris Jurka
Thank you, and to Oliver Jowett, for this explaination.
Giuseppe