On 29/01/2010 18:11, Rick Hillegas wrote:
John English wrote:
I've tried surrounding the name XML in double quotes (xml) but that
doesn't work.
Hi John,
Have you tried uppercasing as well as doublequoting the column name.
E.g., XML rather than xml?
That is *exactly* the solution. I always
I am trying to upgrade an old app (v8 or 9) to 10.5.3 but have run up
against a serious problem. The DB contains several tables with columns
called XML, which is now a reserved word in v10.x. These cause SQL
exceptions when the app tries to access them.
The older version of Derby that the app
I am trying to upgrade an old app (v8 or 9) to 10.5.3 but have run up
against a serious problem. The DB contains several tables with columns
called XML, which is now a reserved word in v10.x. These cause SQL
exceptions when the app tries to access them.
The older version of Derby that the app
I've tried surrounding the name XML in double quotes (XML) but that
doesn't work.
It should work. I've used quoting in Derby in similar circumstances quite
successfully. Can you post more details about the exact statement
you issued and the exact error you received?
Note that if you enclose
Hi John,
Have you tried uppercasing as well as doublequoting the column name.
E.g., XML rather than xml?
Thanks,
-Rick
John English wrote:
I am trying to upgrade an old app (v8 or 9) to 10.5.3 but have run up
against a serious problem. The DB contains several tables with columns
called XML,