Question

I use the query below:

update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS 
   set EXTERNAL_ID = 'username:vietnt' 
 where ACCOUNT_ID='1000000' 
   and EMAIL_ADDRESS='NULL'

It shows the error:

ERROR: Column "USERNAME" not found; SQL statement:
update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS set EXTERNAL_ID=username:vietnt where ACCOUNT_ID=1000000 and EMAIL_ADDRESS=NULL [42122-147]

I use back slash \, then, the query become:

update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS 
   set EXTERNAL_ID = 'username\:vietnt' 
 where ACCOUNT_ID = '1000000' 
   and EMAIL_ADDRESS='NULL'

The error is the same.

Answer 1

Resolved!

The escape character ‘\’ resolve the problem.

The issue I encounter is I use ssh connect. So, it eliminates the character ‘\’