PgDog treats configured identifiers as literal, case-sensitive strings. It should follow PostgreSQL semantics
- lowercase unquoted identifiers
- preserve quoted identifiers
ensuring configuration matches parsed SQL consistently.
example:
- MyFunction() → myfunction
- "MyFunction"() → MyFunction
as per comment
PgDog treats configured identifiers as literal, case-sensitive strings. It should follow PostgreSQL semantics
ensuring configuration matches parsed SQL consistently.
example:
as per comment