reserved words that cannot be column names
I have written (some time ago) a prgram (using OCI) that reads an existing
SQL-file from an unload of a SQLBase (Gupta,Centura,Unify) and uploads it to
an Oracle database.
I'm converting all Syntax to Oracle PL/SQL syntax.
In the vein of that I'm noticing from time to time that our developres are using
columns names that trigger a warning when the tables are being created in the
Oracle database.
The word I found so far are:
"FORCE"
"MESSAGE"
"N"
Does it do any harm using these column names nonetheless and ignore the warning?
--
Christoph
an Oracle database.
I'm converting all Syntax to Oracle PL/SQL syntax.
In the vein of that I'm noticing from time to time that our developres are using
columns names that trigger a warning when the tables are being created in the
Oracle database.
The word I found so far are:
"FORCE"
"MESSAGE"
"N"
Does it do any harm using these column names nonetheless and ignore the warning?
--
Christoph
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