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Please Help! Tables with SQL's Reserved Words....!

Discussion in 'C#' started by JEP_Dude, Sep 1, 2010.

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    Hey Experts ....

    I'm caught with a difficult SQL problem. I have an array of stock symbols. One in particular is, "ALL". I cycle through the array with a simple FOR...NEXT loop. I use SQL's CREATE command to make each new table.

    How can I make a new table with a reserved word (or SQL Command)? Is there some special character that I should use to surround the array name to indicate that it may contain a reserved word?

    I'm using Visual Basic .Net 2008.

    May each of you have a blessed day the Lord wills.

    JEP_Dude
     
    JEP_Dude, Sep 1, 2010 IP
  2. JEP_Dude

    JEP_Dude Peon

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    Dear SQL Experts....

    I'm embarrassed ... How silly of me. This fix was so easy! Please disregard my request for assistance on this topic!

    May everyone have a blessed day.

    JEP_Dude
     
    JEP_Dude, Sep 4, 2010 IP
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    gotlivechat Member

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    How did you end up resolving the issue?
     
    gotlivechat, Sep 8, 2010 IP
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    Just to let you know ... The solution was MUCH simpler then I thought. To correct this problem, I added a suffix to the end of each stock symbol after an "_" (underscore) character. Hence, ... the problem was no more!

    God bless....

    JEP_Dude
     
    JEP_Dude, Sep 9, 2010 IP
  5. camjohnson95

    camjohnson95 Active Member

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    You just need to change the name of the field to something that is not a reserved word...
     
    camjohnson95, Sep 14, 2010 IP
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    Select * from [All]
     
    DoDo Me, Sep 20, 2010 IP
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    Sorry I don't know about that.If I got the answer then I will give you reply.
     
    prptl709, Mar 1, 2011 IP
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    just use [] brackets this will do your work with all reserved keywords whether u use it as a field name or table name it will work
     
    taarzan, Mar 11, 2011 IP