Bob,
I would think that if you use the back
quote, you could put what you want
into the column names.
CREATE TABLE `Select` (`All` INT, `From` INT)
Make sure your version is 6.1 or above and that
your IDQUOTE setting is the backquote
and this will work. I think it's a really bad
practice though.
You shouldn't need to use the back quote
for putting an underscore into a table or
column name though.
Perhaps another perspective on this is
that those underscores are hard to type.
I used to use them all the time but now
I use:
StudentAddress
instead of:
Student_Address.
Scott
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Bob Powell wrote:
> Does anyone know if it's OK to use field names such
> as: student_address. Does using the underscore which is
> a single wild card character in R:BASE matter in field
> names?
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Scott J. Salisbury
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