I would discourage you from using reserved keywords for table
names, it will get you into trouble. if you are having problems with
SQL generation, you may end up having problems with your application
when the EOF is attempting to update/insert/or retrieve data.
To be safe, change the table name to users or theuser and leave your
class name as User so your code does not have to be modified.
Don
On Nov 28, 2009, at 11:49 AM, Jon Nolan wrote:
Is there a way to get the Oracle reserved words as table and
attribute names double-quoted in the generated SQL? I have a USER
table I'd rather not rename unless absolutely necessary.
The following is generated and fails:
CREATE TABLE USER(USER_ID NUMBER);
The following is legal:
CREATE TABLE "USER"("USER_ID" NUMBER);
I assume I would have the same problem post-migration with select/
update/delete statements.
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