[postgis-users] shp2pgsql - how to avoid double quotes around table name and column names
Kevin Neufeld
kneufeld at refractions.net
Thu Sep 4 19:41:52 PDT 2008
You should only have to reference your table with double quotes if your
table name contains uppercase characters or is a PostgreSQL keyword.
In PostgreSQL, this works, so using double quotes is not a problem:
CREATE TABLE "x"(gid serial);
SELECT * FROM x;
What is your exact command with shp2pgsql?
-- Kevin
cyw at dls.net wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> The shp2pgsql generated sql uses double quotes around table name and
> column names, such as:
>
> CREATE TABLE "x" (gid serial PRIMARY KEY, "route" varchar,
> "jurisdicti" varchar,....
>
> The effect is that I have to use double quotes in SQLs that access
> data in this table later on. For example, I have to use sql like:
>
> select * from "x"
>
> Sql without double quotes, such as below, won't work:
> select * from x
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> cyw
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