I use the query below:
update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS
set EXTERNAL_ID = 'username:vietnt'
where ACCOUNT_ID='1000000'
and EMAIL_ADDRESS='NULL'
It shows the error:
ERROR: Column "USERNAME" not found; SQL statement:
update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS set EXTERNAL_ID=username:vietnt where ACCOUNT_ID=1000000 and EMAIL_ADDRESS=NULL [42122-147]
I use back slash \, then, the query become:
update ACCOUNT_EXTERNAL_IDS
set EXTERNAL_ID = 'username\:vietnt'
where ACCOUNT_ID = '1000000'
and EMAIL_ADDRESS='NULL'
The error is the same.
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