fix(postgresql): Add quotes for CamelCase columns #1729
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If columns are created with CamelCase, they have to be quoted or else postgres won't find them.
gurleensethi
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Jul 9, 2022
| if c.conf.Engine == config.EnginePostgreSQL { | ||
| // camelCase means the column is also camelCase | ||
| if strings.ToLower(ident) != ident { | ||
| return "\"" + ident + "\"" |
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🎉 This will solve the problem where columns are in camel case and should not break anything.
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@kyleconroy Can we release a new version of SQLC that contains this functionality? |
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If columns are created with CamelCase, they have to be quoted or else postgres won't find them.
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If columns are created with CamelCase, they have to be quoted or else
postgres won't find them.
This PR only applies to
SELECT * FROM tablenamequeries. When the column names are specified individually with quotes, it already works.fixes #1718