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Old 08-31-04, 11:43
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SQL Enterprise Manager - Design mode Question
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BTW, Union is a keyword so I'd be careful with using it as a table name.
From this quote.. I am in the design mode on my Table. Under the column names, I have a field named: union. But it is in brackets like this: [union] while the others are just plain text. What does this mean? Is it because of the keyword issue ms SQL puts those brackets around it? Thanks!
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Old 08-31-04, 16:06
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UNION is an SQL reserved word, you should not use this word to name database objects.
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