Postgres copy explicates columns and column order #1137
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Also now includes a couple other changes that make the Postgres query methods more robust:
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Necessary in certain situations, e.g. table name has capital letters
Some tables have uppercase letters in their name
Some postgres columns (e.g. if they have a capital letter) need to be surrounded by double quotes
without this change, the query fails to parse
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Without this change, the Postgres copy method only works if the Table has the same columns in the same order as the destination table. With this change, the source table can have a subset of columns in a different order but still successfully load to the destination table.