olinux,
Monday, October 14, 2002, 12:42:21 PM, you wrote:
o> I have just added a field (order) to a table with
o> about 12,000 records.
o> Now I cannot select or insert unless I quote the field
o> names in the query
o> i.e. This returns - you have an error near 'order ...'
o> SELECT
o>
id,pub_date,last_update,type,region,author,title,summary,content,keywords,filename,order
o> FROM articles WHERE id = 23692
o> but this works fine.
o> SELECT
o>
`id`,`pub_date`,`last_update`,`type`,`region`,`author`,`title`,`summary`,`content`,`keywords`,`filename`,`order`
o> FROM `articles` WHERE `id` = 23692
o> I have no idea why, has the table been corrupted?
Nope, 'order' is a reserved word:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Reserved_words.html
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