The generated DDL scripts use camelCase style for table names. But both Oracle and PostgreSQL are not case-sensitive unless you use double quotes (which is not recommended by anyone). Oracle turns table names into UPPER case, Postgres uses lower case.
The camelCase style is also imported into the objectclass table, which might create some problems as it is not aligned with the actual table names. Table names should be lower case both in the scripts and the objectclass table. For Oracle we might choose to use upper case. (Btw, is there an easy way to use underscores like in other tables of the 3DCityDB? ;)
The generated DDL scripts use camelCase style for table names. But both Oracle and PostgreSQL are not case-sensitive unless you use double quotes (which is not recommended by anyone). Oracle turns table names into UPPER case, Postgres uses lower case.
The camelCase style is also imported into the
objectclass
table, which might create some problems as it is not aligned with the actual table names. Table names should be lower case both in the scripts and theobjectclass
table. For Oracle we might choose to use upper case. (Btw, is there an easy way to use underscores like in other tables of the 3DCityDB? ;)