RE:

i would guess that order is a reserved word, as its used in queries like
select * from customers order by customerid
so its probably best not to use it as a tablename.
HTH
tamsin

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> juerg.rietmann@pup.ch
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>
> I have a question regarding a strange behaviour.
>
> I use postgreSQL 7.0.3 on SuSE Linux, Coldfusion 4.5.2 SP2 and the pgAdmin
> 7.0.4. For development I use Ultradev 4.0.
>
> I created a database with
>
> createdb customer with a table order.
>
> The query select * from order dosn't work. Doing select * from "order" is
> ok. When i do a query on as system table the quotes are not needed. Since
> Ultradev builds queries without the quotes, I can't use the queries with
> the quotes.
>
> Why do I need the quotes on my new defined table ? Is Encoding the point ?
>
> Thanks in advance ... jr
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