Nikki Locke wrote:
JOOI, were you on CIX?
Still am.
Thought the name was familiar. I don't get on much these days. :-/
Martin
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Martin Jenkins wrote:
> Nikki Locke wrote:
> > Martin Jenkins wrote:
> > Using [] is a Microsoft thing. More portable to use double quotes...
>
> Thanks, I didn't know that. I avoid spaces in column names so I haven't
> actually use it in anger.
>
> JOOI, were you on CIX?
Still am.
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Nikki Locke wrote:
Martin Jenkins wrote:
Using [] is a Microsoft thing. More portable to use double quotes...
Thanks, I didn't know that. I avoid spaces in column names so I haven't
actually use it in anger.
JOOI, were you on CIX?
Martin
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Martin Jenkins wrote:
> T&B wrote:
> > So, are spaces allowed or not? Is there a specification somewhere
> > that shows what characters, length etc are allowed in column names
> > (and table names)?
>
> It's an SQL thing, not an SQLite thing - if you must use spaces in
> column names, put th
T&B wrote:
Hi all,
I've just joined this mail list.
I've read through the syntax page and other sources as to how to
create a table using SQLite, and it's all working fine. But I can't
find any specifications for the format of a column name. Does the
spec permit spaces in the name? It seems to
Hi all,
I've just joined this mail list.
I've read through the syntax page and other sources as to how to create a table
using SQLite, and it's all working fine. But I can't find any specifications
for the format of a column name. Does the spec permit spaces in the name? It
seems to work OK w
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