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Hello all...I was using ISQL and executing a few SELECT queries. My question is: when I execute a query in the ISQL environment that has a column name which is a reserved word in SA 11, will I always have to put that column in double quotes?. Currently, if I do not, I receive an syntax run-time error in ISQL. Any info would be greatly appreciated |
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Hello all...I was using ISQL and executing a few SELECT queries. My question is: when I execute a query in the ISQL environment that has a column name which is a reserved word in SA 11, will I always have to put that column in double quotes?. Currently, if I do not, I receive an syntax run-time error in ISQL. Any info would be greatly appreciated ![]() |
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The NON_KEYWORDS option may help. On 31 Aug 2009 04:28:59 -0700, Mark wrote: Hello all...I was using ISQL and executing a few SELECT queries. My question is: when I execute a query in the ISQL >environment that has a column name which is a reserved word >in SA 11, will I always have to put that column in double >quotes?. Currently, if I do not, I receive an syntax >run-time error in ISQL. Any info would be greatly appreciated ![]() -- Breck Carter http://sqlanywhere.blogspot.com/ RisingRoad SQL Anywhere and MobiLink Professional Services breck.carter (AT) risingroad (DOT) com |
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