> "von Schwerdtner, Thomas (GXS, FPI)" wrote:
>
> > In many databases "TYPE" is a reserved word, although some
> > drivers will
> > allow it and others will not. You might try a test with a
> > slightly different
> > column name.
> >
>
> Good point. Changing it to 'Name' did not remove the error but I'm
> glad you said something as I would not have noticed the potential
> down-the-road problem otherwise.
>
> -Tom
Hi
I tried it with PostgreSQL and did a
"Select type from <tablename" and it works fine.
The only time I got the "attribute type not found"
on the Select is when there was NO COLUMN with the
name "type".
Regards
Joseph Rajkumar
PS: My gut feeling is that you get this error if the
column name does not exist in the table.
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