"my" workaround, is using "quotes" around field/table names everywhere and
dialect 3 of course. don't know if this helps.... (it allowed me to
successfully use Key as a field name)

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-----Original Message-----
From: Carl J. Mosca [mailto:cmosca@...]
Sent: Wednesday, 21 June 2000 6:10 AM
To: IBDI@egroups.com
Subject: [IBDI] Delphi, IBX, DDL (repost)


Last week I explained (and probably not very well I might add) a problem I
was having with my "dbConvert" app.

It generates SQL (DDL) from any (BDE) table and then executes it against an
InterBase 6 database. (This is the tool I'd like to finish up and release
as freeware but it's got a ways to go.)

Anyhow I bumped into a field name that happens to be a keyword (in this case
"End"). If I copy the generated SQL from my app, it works fine when I use
IBConsole. (The keyword is quoted in the generated SQL.) I thought
(incorrectly) that I did not have the latest IBX stuff.

Just thought I ask again in case anyone can shed some light on this. I can
do it manually but my app copies the data too and this slows things down a
bit.

Carl



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