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### Superset version
Current master: 85692612d6f1438d8b19f51aefae92a240bc3cf3
### Expected results
A table with column name where case is important (for example `invoiceDate`)
should be usable without any problem.
### Actual results
When creating a chart with such a table, I get the following error:
```
column "invoicedate" does not exist LINE 1: SELECT DATE_TRUNC('day',
invoiceDate) AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AS ... ^ HINT: Perhaps you meant to reference
the column "InvoiceLine.invoiceDate".
```
### Steps to reproduce
Import a table with case-sensitive names.
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