SQL to querying a table with a dollar sign - postgresql

Question

I'm using the Looker Dashboarding software (see: looker.com). It creates temporary tables in your database's looker_scratch schema with long names, each containing a dollar symbol.
These are straightforward to query using the "SQL Runner" in Looker itself, which somehow is able to escape the dollar symbol, but I can't query them using a 3rd-party SQL client.
I'm trying to query this table:
SELECT *
FROM looker_scratch.LR$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test
but get the error:
the # of binded parameters < the # of parameter markers
How can I query the table?
I've tried:
...FROM looker_scratch."LR$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test" - says the relation does not exist
...FROM looker_scratch."LR\$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test" - says the relation does not exist
...FROM looker_scratch.$LR\$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test$ - says syntax error
...FROM looker_scratch.$$LR\$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test$$ - says syntax error
...FROM looker_scratch.E'LR\$5UA5D3XQDBPAYU0Q9FLFE_test' - says syntax error

Answer 1

try selecting exact identifier by pattern:
select oid::regclass from pg_class where relname ilike '%5ua5d%';
E.g:
so=# create table t."WeirdMix$" ();
CREATE TABLE
Time: 55.750 ms
so=# select oid::regclass from pg_class where relname ilike '%mix%';
oid
---------------
t."WeirdMix$"
(1 row)
Time: 90.814 ms