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Re: EROraclePlugIn, migrations and reserved words
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Re: EROraclePlugIn, migrations and reserved words


  • Subject: Re: EROraclePlugIn, migrations and reserved words
  • From: Jon Nolan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:18:42 -0700
  • Organization: Loch Garman

Thanks Don.

Looks like I'll have to although, for example, the FrontBase plug-in always quotes table/attribute names making it a non-issue for EOF. Not the end of the world to change the table name.

Don Lindsay wrote:
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.


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.



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