Trejkaz <trej...@trypticon.org> writes: > Yet Derby doesn't appear to be doing this. Is this a bug?
A username must be a valid SQL identifier in Derby. If you want to use "." inside one, you need to quite it. In Java, "\"john.smith\"", in SQL, e.g in a GRANT statement: GRANT xxx TO "john.smith", Note that quoted identifier must have the correct case (case is significant then). Hope this helps, Dag > > TX
