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| From: | Christian Reichenbach | Date: | October 21 2002 7:10am |
| Subject: | Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | ||
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A few months ago I tried to use MySQL as an alternative database backend for our software product. Currently we are using MS Access and MS SQL Server. We encountered that MySQL (or MyODBC) uses different quoting characters for legal names and strings. At present we are using square brackets for names (like [my table], [my column] or [my table].[my column]) and inverted commas for strings (like mytxt = 'text'). Is there an option for MySQL (or MyODBC) which makes basic SQL of these databases compatible? Thanks Christian __________________________________________________________________ Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de M
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| • Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Christian Reichenbach | 21 Oct |
| • Re: Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Christian Reichenbach | 21 Oct |
| • Re: Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Jan Steinman | 21 Oct |
| • Re[2]: Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Christian Reichenbach | 22 Oct |
| • Re[2]: Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Jan Steinman | 22 Oct |
| • Re: Same syntax on MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server | Michael T. Babcock | 22 Oct |
