J.C.,
Thursday, November 21, 2002, 10:20:06 AM, you wrote:
JCK> if you use the following command in mysql:
JCK> CREATE TABLE somedb.group(mip INT (8) UNSIGNED DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL
JCK> AUTO_INCREMENT, name CHAR (255), PRIMARY KEY(mip), UNIQUE(mip), INDEX(mip))
JCK> Where somedb is the database name and group was the intended group, you can
JCK> create a table called 'group'.
JCK> Problem: Access to the table 'group' i.e. by using SELECT * FROM group; will
JCK> cause problems.
JCK> Solution: Mysql should prevent the creation of this table!
JCK> (It will be hard to remove your just created table, but I found out you can
JCK> do it by typping: DROP TABLE somedb.group;)
GROUP is a reserved word in MySQL:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Reserved_words.html
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