Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Reserved words in Firebird migration ! |
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Author | Martijn Tonies |
Post date | 2004-11-17T21:30:27Z |
> > > We are migrating mysql to firebird and writing ms-sql server toWell, it did include the answer :-)
> > > firebird scripts, is there any way to keep using the reserved words
> in
> > > Firebird.
> > > Like in ms-sql server we could use square brackets [] , eg. [value]
> > > I can use [value] as a column name in mysql but cannot in firbird.
> > > Well I do realize the database structure does not follow ANSI
> > > standards., however it would help me if I have a way around it
> without
> > > asking the developers to change their code.
>
> <snip Martijn's blatant product plug!>
> > As for brackets, in Firebird, use double quotes:Oh yes, forgot that :-)
> > "VALUE"
>
> You also need to know that by using the double quotes, the column name
> become case sensitive and must always thereafter be referred to as
> "VALUE" and not "Value" or "value"...
With regards,
Martijn Tonies
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