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BigQuery table names is case sensitive (for some reason, column names are case insensitive). I know PG and MSSQL table names are not case sensitive. Don't know about Oracle.
See attached screen shot from clinical phenotype script.
Lines 16, 19, 21, 23 are upper-case.
Line 17 is lower-case
Just FYI -- Colorado, like Columbia and Stanford, standardized OMOP table names to lower-case. You picked upper-case in your scripts. Next time, please use lower case table names if it doesn't matter to others.
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BigQuery table names is case sensitive (for some reason, column names are case insensitive). I know PG and MSSQL table names are not case sensitive. Don't know about Oracle.
See attached screen shot from clinical phenotype script.
Lines 16, 19, 21, 23 are upper-case.
Line 17 is lower-case
Just FYI -- Colorado, like Columbia and Stanford, standardized OMOP table names to lower-case. You picked upper-case in your scripts. Next time, please use lower case table names if it doesn't matter to others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: