ERROR: relation "table" does not exist - HELP

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  1. #1

    Default Re: ERROR: relation "table" does not exist - HELP

    That happens when you type:

    \d

    From the PSQL sql prompt, like this:

    connxetl=# \d

    List of relations

    Name | Type | Owner

    -------------------------------+----------+----------

    ActiveRange | table | datasync

    ActiveRangeSequence | sequence | datasync

    AndScheduleStoplight | table | datasync

    AndTaskStoplight | table | datasync

    AssemblyDomain | table | datasync

    AssemblyGroup | table | datasync

    AssemblyParentTableGroups | table | datasync

    AssemblyParentTasks | table | datasync

    AssemblyProgress | table | datasync

    AssemblyTasks | table | datasync

    EmailDomain | table | datasync

    EmailDomainSequence | sequence | datasync

    ErrorStatusDictionary | table | datasync

    Frequency | table | datasync

    GlobalUniqueSequence | sequence | datasync

    GroupProgress | table | datasync

    Groups | table | datasync

    GroupsSequence | sequence | datasync

    GuiObjectInfo | table | datasync

    IntervalFilter | table | datasync

    IntervalFilterSequence | sequence | datasync

    IntervalType | table | datasync

    IntervalTypeSequence | sequence | datasync

    OfThe | table | datasync

    OfTheSequenceMUID | sequence | datasync

    OfTheSequenceSUID | sequence | datasync

    OrScheduleStoplight | table | datasync

    OrTaskStoplight | table | datasync

    ParentAssemblies | table | datasync

    ParentTableGroups | table | datasync

    ParentTasks | table | datasync

    Periods | table | datasync

    PeriodsSequence | sequence | datasync

    PriorityDomain | table | datasync

    PriorityDomainSequence | sequence | datasync

    Schedule | table | datasync

    ScheduleSequence | sequence | datasync

    ScheduleTrigger | table | datasync

    SourceAssemblyTables | table | datasync

    SourceTaskTables | table | datasync

    StartTime | table | datasync

    StartTimeSequence | sequence | datasync

    StatusDomain | table | datasync

    TableCollection | table | datasync

    TableGroup | table | datasync

    TableGroupParentAssemblies | table | datasync

    TableGroupParentTasks | table | datasync

    TableList | table | datasync

    TableListSequence | sequence | datasync

    TableParentAssemblies | table | datasync

    TableParentTasks | table | datasync

    TableProgress | table | datasync

    TargetAssemblyTables | table | datasync

    TargetTaskTables | table | datasync

    TaskGroup | table | datasync

    TaskParentAssemblies | table | datasync

    TaskParentTables | table | datasync

    TaskProgress | table | datasync

    TaskTypeDomain | table | datasync

    Tasks | table | datasync

    TimeoutUnits | table | datasync

    TimeoutUnitsSequence | sequence | datasync

    WorkflowSettings | table | datasync

    WorkflowSettingsSequence | sequence | datasync

    XorScheduleStoplight | table | datasync

    XorTaskStoplight | table | datasync



    ________________________________

    From: [email]pgsql-general-owner@postgresql.org[/email]
    [mailto:pgsql-general-owner@postgresql.org] On Behalf Of itamar
    Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 7:54 PM
    To: [email]pgsql-general@postgresql.org[/email]
    Subject: [GENERAL] ERROR: relation "table" does not exist - HELP



    when I run



    select * from "table"



    I get this error.


    ERROR: relation "table" does not exist







    Itamar Reis Peixoto
    +55 34 3238 3845
    +55 38 9107 1250
    [url]http://www.ispbrasil.com.br[/url]


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    #
    #
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  4. #3

    Default Re: ERROR: relation "table" does not exist - HELP

    On Sat, 2004-12-11 at 01:54 -0200, itamar wrote:
    > when I run
    >
    > select * from "table"
    >
    > I get this error.
    >
    > ERROR: relation "table" does not exist
    The table name is is folded to lowercase, unless it is in quotes.
    so if the name of the table is TABLE, you need select * from "TABLE"

    Is this your problem ?

    gnari



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