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When attempting to rename a stored property by changing only the case (e.g., renaming serverTimezone to serverTimeZone), an error occurs stating that a column with the specified name already exists. This issue arises because column names in PostgreSQL are case-insensitive by default and are stored in lowercase. Therefore, changing only the case of a column name is interpreted as an attempt to rename the column to an already existing name, causing a conflict.
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When attempting to rename a stored property by changing only the case (e.g., renaming
serverTimezone
toserverTimeZone
), an error occurs stating that a column with the specified name already exists. This issue arises because column names in PostgreSQL are case-insensitive by default and are stored in lowercase. Therefore, changing only the case of a column name is interpreted as an attempt to rename the column to an already existing name, causing a conflict.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: