I'm trying to rename a database to a name with a hyphen (-).
ALTER DATABASE one RE开发者_Python百科NAME TO one-two;
And psql returns an error:
ERROR: syntax error at or near "-"
What should I use as an escape sequence for "-" character or what's the way to do the above?
Note: I've tried the '\-' and didn't work as well.
Thanks.
Double quotes should do it. But you'll have to always use the quoted-identifier everywhere you reference the database.
ALTER DATABASE one RENAME TO "one-two";
Mix double quotes and single quotes as such:
psql --command='create database "db-name-with-dashes"'
Backticks ` is the quoted identifier used to reference the database:
ALTER DATABASE one RENAME TO `one-two`;
psql -d -c "CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS "'"uuid-ossp"'";"
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