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Asked: 2026-06-01T05:58:02+00:00

I have an issue with psql. I am trying to select the records from

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I have an issue with psql. I am trying to select the records from a table but psql acts like the table doesnt exist. I have tried finding it and found that it resides in the ‘public’ schema. I have tried selecting from this table like so:

highways=# SELECT * FROM public.CLUSTER_128000M;

This does not work stating the following:

ERROR: relation 'public.CLUSTER_128000M' does not exist

I know that it definetly exists and that it is definetly in the ‘public’ schema so how can I perform a select statement on it?

Edit:

This was caused by useing FME to create my tables. As a result FME used " marks on the table names making them case sensitive. To reverse this see the comments below.

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  1. Editorial Team

    This issue was caused by the third party software FME using quotes around the names of the tables at time of creation. The solution to make the tables useable again was to use the following command:

    ALTER TABLE "SOME_NAME" RENAME TO some_name
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