But without the quotes you couldn't have the empty string as a field name :) It
also allows for spaces etc. and avoids needing logic to find out whether it
really needs the quotes or not. And remember that the quotes aren't part of the
field name, they're just there in the SQL text. In general t
I believe that as long as quoted identifiers are allowed, every value allowed as
a regular character string should also be allowed as an identifier, including
the empty string. (Length limits notwithstanding.)
Some best practices may be against empty string names, but the system should
allow
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