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I have a relation called 'serviceID', exist in PostgreSQL DB.
when I run this code
select * from serviceID ;
I got this error:
ERROR: relation "serviceID" does not exist
why?
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I downloaded a PostreSQL file that creates and populates the Chinoook database (a relatively well known database used for testing).
I then opened the file on sqliteonline (an online compiler where you can test SQL code).
Opening the SQL file created and populated all tables as expected. However, the following query throws an error:
SELECT ArtistId
FROM "Artist";
db error: ERROR: column "artistid" does not exist
Which is odd, because the column does exist in that table:
select *
from "Artist";
ArtistId
Name
1
AC/DC
2
Accept
3
Aerosmith
4
Alanis Morissette
5
Alice in Chains
How come I cannot select any columns by their names?
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The query is:
select *
from "someTable"
where "id" = "9gf1gf3123";
Postgresql gives me the error column does not exist while there wasn't a problem with my sql statement. The id exists, the table exists, I want to see everyting in my table, but does not work.
There are a lot of questions about this error but I wasn't able to find a solution.
The problem was, I was writing string with ", not with '.
When I changed the query like:
select *
from "userGroupUserOrganizations"
where "id" = '9fce8e9b-597a-4100-bb3c-efb86aaa83ae';
it worked
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Cannot simply use PostgreSQL table name ("relation does not exist")
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I keep getting the error "relation [TABLE] does not exist"
(1 answer)
PostgreSQL "Column does not exist" but it actually does
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Closed 3 years ago.
I get the following error:
test=# Select * from Venue;
ERROR: relation "venue" does not exist
LINE 1: Select * from Venue;
But as you can see here the table exist:
I have already spent more than 2 hours, and I cant find my error
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My simple WHERE query is not working. It says column "Exception" does not exist, but the column it type, that is only a value.
SQL Query:
select * from logs
where type = "Exception"
As S-Man commented the answer is:
" characters are for column names. You have to use ' characters.
Try this one:
SELECT *
FROM
logs
WHERE
type = 'Exception'
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I'm attempting to do the most basic WHERE statement in psql and I'm getting a strange error:
ERROR: column "rom_tut" does not exist
LINE 1: SELECT * FROM pg_roles WHERE rolname="rom_tut";
Why is it complaining that the value isn't a column?
use single quote for string value because double quote means column name
SELECT * FROM pg_roles WHERE rolname='rom_tut'