Re: [GENERAL] ERROR: relation table does not exist - HELP

2004-12-11 Thread Dann Corbit








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











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select * from table











I get this error.






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Re: [GENERAL] ERROR: relation table does not exist - HELP

2004-12-11 Thread Ragnar HafstaĆ°
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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[GENERAL] ERROR: relation table does not exist - HELP

2004-12-10 Thread itamar



when I run

select * from "table"

I get this error.
ERROR: relation "table" does not exist



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