Subject | Re: [firebird-support] double single quote |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-03-17T21:46:30Z |
At 04:58 PM 17/03/2004 +0000, you wrote:
are not used for anything except delimiting case-sensitive identifiers (and
then you're well-advised to avoid case-sensitive identifiers unless you
actually MUST have them).
/heLen
>Hi,This is the correct situation. Or, to put it another way, double quotes
>
>Can someone explain me what is the rule in using single or double
>quotes?
>
>It seems that double quote works if you use it in a field or table
>name but doesn't work in where clause for values. And the Single
>quote is the opposite.
are not used for anything except delimiting case-sensitive identifiers (and
then you're well-advised to avoid case-sensitive identifiers unless you
actually MUST have them).
>I'm just curious if this is done on purpose for SQL compliance or justIt's done on purpose for SQL standards compliance.
>a current limitation.
>I came across this problem when converted some old simple SQLS thatNot surprising.
>worked in Oracle (which supports just about everything including
>apples and bananas) and now doesn't work in Firebird.
/heLen