relation "z_dataloadtaskstatus" does not exist when creating logging server on Postgres about rdmp

[rkm]

The bug is likely here:

RDMP/Rdmp.Core/Databases/LoggingDatabasePatcher.cs

Lines 87 to 89 in f4112ab

	INSERT INTO z_DataLoadTaskStatus(ID, status, description) VALUES(1, 'Open', NULL);
	INSERT INTO z_DataLoadTaskStatus (ID, status, description) VALUES(2, 'Ready', NULL);
	INSERT INTO z_DataLoadTaskStatus (ID, status, description) VALUES(3, 'Committed', NULL);

I'll have a go at fixing this.

[jas88]

@rkm Slightly worse than that I'm afraid - PostgreSQL isn't case insensitive, it is case sensitive but folds unquoted identifiers into lower case for consistency.

So, CREATE TABLE Foo (INT id); INSERT INTO foo VALUES (1) is fine because both table names are converted to foo - but quote it as CREATE TABLE "Foo" (INT id); INSERT INTO "foo" VALUES (1) will fail, because the table created is called Foo rather than foo.

[rkm]

Looking at the output, I suspect this is a quoting issue (z_dataloadtaskstatus vs z_DataLoadTaskStatus). Postgres treats table names as case-insensitive.