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I'm testing out using anonymize_table(table_name) via postgresql-anonymizer on a database to attempt to anonymise data.

However, when using the command SELECT anon.anonymize_table('Users'). It returns the error message: ERROR: column "Users" does not exist

When listing the tables with /dt, I see the table in the output as expected.

public | Users | table | postgres

Todd Drinkwater
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Maybe try this:

SELECT anon.anonymize_table('"Users"');
Richard-zrx
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