If we try to access these tables without the proper case, we get this error:
postgres=# SELECT count(*) FROM mycust;ERROR: relation "mycust" does not existLINE 1: SELECT * FROM mycust;
So we write it in the correct case:
postgres=# SELECT count(*) FROM MyCust;ERROR: relation "mycust" does not existLINE 1: SELECT * FROM mycust;
This still fails, and in fact gives the same error.
If you want to access a table that was created with quoted names, then you must use quoted names, such as the following:
postgres=# SELECT count(*) FROM "MyCust";
The output is as follows:
count------- 5(1 row)
The usage rule is that if you create your tables using quoted names, then you need to write your SQL using quoted names. Alternatively, ...
