Github user JamesRTaylor commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/phoenix/pull/34#discussion_r23708841
  
    --- Diff: 
phoenix-core/src/main/java/org/apache/phoenix/schema/TableRef.java ---
    @@ -69,31 +68,29 @@ public String getTableAlias() {
             return alias;
         }
     
    -    public String getColumnDisplayName(ColumnRef ref) {
    +    public String getColumnDisplayName(ColumnRef ref, boolean 
cfCaseSensitive, boolean cqCaseSensitive) {
    +        String cf = null;
    +        String cq = null;       
             PColumn column = ref.getColumn();
    +        String name = column.getName().getString();
    +        boolean isIndex = table.getType() == PTableType.INDEX;
             if (table.getType() == PTableType.JOIN || table.getType() == 
PTableType.SUBQUERY) {
    -            return column.getName().getString();
    +            cq = column.getName().getString();
             }
    -        boolean isIndex = table.getType() == PTableType.INDEX;
    -        if (SchemaUtil.isPKColumn(column)) {
    -            String name = column.getName().getString();
    -            if (isIndex) {
    -                return IndexUtil.getDataColumnName(name);
    -            }
    -            return name;
    +        else if (SchemaUtil.isPKColumn(column)) {
    +            cq = isIndex ? IndexUtil.getDataColumnName(name) : name;
             }
    -        
    -        if (isIndex) {
    -            // Translate to the data table column name
    -            String indexColumnName = column.getName().getString();
    -            String dataFamilyName = 
IndexUtil.getDataColumnFamilyName(indexColumnName);
    -            String dataColumnName = 
IndexUtil.getDataColumnName(indexColumnName);
    +        else {
                 String defaultFamilyName = table.getDefaultFamilyName() == 
null ? QueryConstants.DEFAULT_COLUMN_FAMILY : 
table.getDefaultFamilyName().getString();
    -            return 
SchemaUtil.getColumnDisplayName(defaultFamilyName.equals(dataFamilyName) ? null 
: dataFamilyName, dataColumnName);
    +            // Translate to the data table column name
    +            String dataFamilyName = isIndex ? 
IndexUtil.getDataColumnFamilyName(name) : column.getFamilyName().getString() ;
    +            cf = defaultFamilyName.equals(dataFamilyName) ? null : 
dataFamilyName;
    +            cq = isIndex ? IndexUtil.getDataColumnName(name) : name;
             }
    -        byte[] defaultFamily = table.getDefaultFamilyName() == null ? 
QueryConstants.DEFAULT_COLUMN_FAMILY_BYTES : 
table.getDefaultFamilyName().getBytes();
    -        String displayName = 
SchemaUtil.getColumnDisplayName(Bytes.compareTo(defaultFamily, 
column.getFamilyName().getBytes()) == 0  ? null : 
column.getFamilyName().getBytes(), column.getName().getBytes());
    -        return displayName;
    +        
    +        cf = (cf!=null && cfCaseSensitive) ? "\"" + cf + "\"" : cf;
    +        cq = cqCaseSensitive ? "\"" + cq + "\"" : cq;
    +        return SchemaUtil.getColumnDisplayName(cf, cq);
    --- End diff --
    
    Actually, thinking about this a bit more, you'll want to force schema, 
table, and column names to be surrounded by double quotes when the 
expression.toString() is done. This will prevent any parse errors for any 
strange names and ensure case sensitivity which is what you want. The 
column.toString() is based off of the displayName passed into ColumnRef. The 
displayName is actually gotten from the TableRef which is created in the 
ColumnResolver. So... you'll need to add an option in the ColumnResolver (in 
FromCompiler) that indicates that you want column references surrounded by 
double quotes (i.e. case sensitive). This info can be passed through the 
TableRef constructor and applied in the getDisplayName() method.


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