I tried to create a table with postgresql query:
CREATE TABLE customer_account(ID_account integer primary key, customer_name (lastname) text);
but it gives an error message:
ERROR: syntax error at or near "("
LINE 5: customer_name (lastname) text,
Probably the problem comes from the bracket, and I already tried like
CREATE TABLE customer_account("ID_account" primary key, "customer_name (lastname)" text);
But it also gave me a similar error message.
How to correct the query? I really need to use bracket.
Using "
will work, but you are missing the data type for your primary key:
CREATE TABLE customer_account
(
"ID_account" integer primary key,
--^ here
"customer_name (lastname)" text
);
But I strongly suggest you do not use quoted identifiers.
They will give you much more trouble in the long run then they are worth it.
I would recommend to use something like this:
CREATE TABLE customer_account
(
account_id integer primary key,
customer_lastname text
);
("ID" as a prefix sounds quite strange in English)