Alias - reserved keywords?

Hello world

When you use an SQL query to create a Data Source, it seems that the SQL parser is very sensitive to certain keywords 'reserved '.
For example, we used 'YEAR' as a column alias and BEEP was RUPTURESET this error

nQSError 42009 (Operation INTERVAL has no implementation).

In an Oracle database, all of the following instructions are OK:

SELECT 1 YEAR FROM DUAL;
SELECT 1 "YEAR" FROM DUAL;
SELECT 1 AS YEAR FROM DUAL;
SELECT 1 AS "YEAR" FROM DUAL;

Since 'YEAR' works very well in the Oracle database, I would like to know if there are any other similar key word we should avoid using as an alias in the future.

Thanks in advance

Use it as "YEAR" should be fine.

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