> Yes, Claudio, what I'm saying is that if the following
> sequence works:

> create table "hungry"."wolf" (claudio int);
> insert into "hungry.wolf" (claudio) values(-1);

> the earth won't spin off its axis, the tides will still
> flow and ebb, and harmony can still reign.

No it is far from harmonious. It is ugly, it is nasty and
it is potentially very confusing.

What does this mean? x = "a"+"b";

is it? x = "a+b";

or is it? x = "a" + "b";


This is the same logic. A syntax element appearing outside
quotes should be syntax (not part of the name).


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Geoff Worboys
Telesis Computing