At 04:13 PM 16/08/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>MT> Which, IMO, is always a "not so smart" thing to do.
>Yes, but its hard to tell people who are changing from access to a
>real database to avoid some words.

That's still not an argument in favour of splatting quoted identifiers
everywhere in a database. The Keywords set is relatively small and the
kind of keywords that people use (like "Type" and "Date") are easily
recognised. If you're converting from one of these systems, just
double-quote the keywords; and find really strong reasons to get rid of
blanks in identifiers.
Arrrrch, I gotta go to bed.
/hb