Robert,
Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 6:21:08 PM, you wrote:
R> I am using MySQL version 3.23.33
R> I was just playing around showing some one here at work some things when I
R> accidently created a table named '44'. The server allowed me to do so -
R> but will now not enable me to rename or drop the table (or add data to it
R> for that matter). Here is a dump of it's definition:
R> Well - actaully - it won't even let me do that......
R> Well - I don't know if your already aware of this...... Just thought I'd
R> let you know!
You should use backticks if you use only digits in the table name,
like
RENAME TABLE `44` TO `55`;
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