quoted-identifier

Can anyone provide insight into this? I've developed an import process using an XML data type. After the data is inserted in to a table by the import sProc I run another procedures to update another table with the imported table. The update procedure throws an exception if it is created with SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF. I'd like to understand why that is happening. Here's the code: DECLARE @xmlRecords XML SET @xmlRecords = (SELECT importedXML FROM importTable WHERE importId = @lastImportId) UPDATE o SET o.ReferralCode = import.refCode FROM ( SELECT records.record.value('(@orderId)[1]', 'INT') AS

TOAD gives "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist" when updating mixed case tables or columns. For update I do not write any queries, I am trying to update data on grid (data tab). For upper case tables and columns it updates sucessfully. For some reason TOAD generates query without double quotations. Are there any workarounds for this issue? There is an option in TOAD to double-quote object names. Go into the View menu, choose TOAD Options, select the Oracle/General entry, and change the Double Quote Object Names to "All". 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9481922/ora-00942-table-or

In my Oracle DB setup all the tables are created under dedicated user account SYS0MYUSER . When executing following query on my system I got SQL Error: ORA-00903: invalid table name SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SYS0MYUSER.USER; I tried to escape the reserved keyword like this: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM "SYS0MYUSER.USER"; But then I got another error SQL Error: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist What is the correct way to escape user name + reserved keyword combination ? UPDATE: What's about table alias do I have to use double quotes too ? If you have created the table using quoted identifier , then

Hi I am trying to insert into a table tester3 it fails when i use the syntax insert into tester3 (UN0, UN1) values ( 1, 'jishnu1'); but insert into tester3 values ( 1, 'jishnu1'); is working fine. mydb=# CREATE TABLE tester3 mydb-# ( mydb(# "UN0" integer, mydb(# "UN1" VARCHAR(40) mydb(# ); CREATE TABLE mydb=# insert into tester3 (UN0, UN1) values ( 1, 'jishnu1'); ERROR: column "un0" of relation "tester3" does not exist mydb=# \d tester3 Table "public.tester3" Column | Type | Modifiers --------+-----------------------+----------- UN0 | integer | UN1 | character varying(40) | I think i am

There have been similar posts, but none helped me solve my problem. I am trying to do a simple select on a table, retrieving only one column. The column shows in the describe table, but when I try to select it I get a column not found error. I am using the command line interface. Table: id | integer | not null default amazon_payment_id | integer | not null source | character varying(10) | not null timestamp | timestamp with time zone | not null status | character varying(50) | not null statusReason | character varying(100) | not null transactionId | character varying(50) | not null