Alexander Borkowski wrote:
Dear all,
I tried to look at some tables created by another tool whose name starts
with a number (e.g. 100_something) with pgAdmin III 1.2.0. Doing this
raises a PostgreSQL syntax error. I traced the cause to the needsQuoting
function in src/utils/misc.cpp. According to the PostgreSQL
documentation SQL identifiers are to be quoted if they don't start with
a-z or an underbar, in particular numbers as first characters are not
allowed. Attached you will find a patch which fixes this.
Good catch, thanks for reporting. Fix applied to CVS
Regards,
Andreas
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