Was wondering if there is some setting in VS2005 where it can build my sql
commands using that postgresql quote instead of brackets.

Createing a SqlDataSource and using this bible reference:
http://www.123aspx.com/redir.aspx?res=35840

I checked the "Generate INSERT, UPDATE dn DELETE statements from my SELECT
sql code:  SELECT * from "Users"
the " is needed as there is mixed case in postgresql

OK - VS2005 generated the following code that is close but does not win the
prize:

====as generate by gatesware====
UPDATE [Users] SET [lastLogin] = ?, [administrator] = ?, [files_path_prefix]
= ? WHERE [id] = ? AND [authString] = ? AND [realName] = ?
=====end of was generated for me, thanks====

Problem 1.
   I need to go in and replace each and every [ and ] with "
   This is certainly do-able but I got a lot of code to write. Is there
some customization setting in VS2005 where I can re-define those sql
delimiters or whatever they are called?   Maybe if we had bought MS SQL this
would not be a problem?

Problem 2
   The WHERE is misplaced.  I made everything readonly except
   realName as that is all that is allowed to be changed.  Again, I
  can mod the code from the above auto-generated to ...

  UPDATE "Users" SET "realName" = ? where "id" = ?

WILL THIS EVEN WORK?

  I am a newbie on using gridview on web pages,  I got the EDIT button to
work and after making my changes I click on UPDATE and discovered that I was
supposed to have generated the update command during design mode.  Sooo ...
is gridview smart enough to see UPDATE "Users" SET "realName"=? where "id"=?
and substitute the correct field info into the ? before executing the query?