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• issue of reserved words

  A while back, before the Forum, I asked a question on something and someone commented on how I used 'round' as a column, and it is a reserved word.

  I finally got the attention of management on this issue, and they want more information.  I found many ways to track down the reserved words, and I have a long list of bounce however to find columns in need of change.

  HOWEVER.

  In ANY of these lists is the word 'ROUND. "

  He knows another TYPE of keyword or something, because I need to know what to look for on.  I want to make sure I cover all the bases on this one since I had to make quite the stink from the attention required to open a project for it.

  Thank you!

  Well I can not check in 10g. 11 g ROUND is in the list of reserved words, but it is not marked as reserved.

  KEYWORD LENGTH RESERVED RES_TYPE RES_ATTR RES_SEMI DOUBLE

  ROUND 5 N N N N N

  Who (I think) means that oracle does not raise an error, if you use it somewhere, for example as column name.

  Once again, which means the code will get totally confused and potentially buggy.

  This is why it is not recommended to use these keywords.

  TestScript:

  create table testkw (ID number, round number);

  insert into testkw

  Select the level, level/5 from dual connect by level<>

  SELECT id, testkw (round) round;

  drop table testkw;

• ODI 12 c mapping, treating of reserved words on CBC and FIT data sources

  Hi people

  I have this problem:

  My SOURCE is an instance of MS SQL Server 2000 and my GOAL is Oracle 12 g

  I use the mapping, and I want to map this table "ICACCT" of the SQL Server to the same table in the Oracle database

  But it won't let me not even validate my mapping and when I hit post, it throws this error:

  An error was encountered when parsing the expression: ICACCT. DESC. The default parser supports the ANSI SQL delimiter.

  If you want a nonstandard syntax, use delimiters form free expression / %% and %% / around the expression
  

  [I know DESC is a reserved word in SQL Server and you can't question like this: 'SELECT DESC OF the TABLE' unless put you it between hook]

  How can I solve this problem? is there a way to tell ODI to use aliases for this? (DESC description)

  I really appreciate your help,

  I found a solution!

  Both the ODI 12 I went and edited the LKM SQL for Oracle

  All what you need to do is put a support [ and ] or around your field name ([COL_HEADING]), and that's the change I've made:

  -Open LKM SQL for Oracle

  - Go to tasks

  -Click on "load data".

  -On the "Source order" edit box change the following:

  <%=odiRef.getColList(i, "", "[EXPRESSION]\t[ALIAS_SEP] [CX_COL_NAME]", ",\n\t", "", "")%>

  TO:

  <%=odiRef.getColList(i, "", "[[COL_HEADING]]\t[ALIAS_SEP] [[CX_COL_NAME]]", ",\n\t", "", "")%>

• List of reserved words

  11.2
  trying to create an external table with a collar name POSITION. Table created but data selection in it gives an error unless I have rename the pass to something else. If Im think it is a word reserved, but it is not listed here http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/ap_keywd001.htm
  
  
  Ive also interviewed directly view dict.
  
  Select * from V$ RESERVED_WORDS
  where the keyword "POSITION".
  order by 1
  
  no = no line
  
  for those who want to post notes of support without checking what is in them, already done
  How to determine the reserved words? [98859.1 ID]
  
  which shows nothing
  
  Then I tried google and found this note
  http://dbaforums.org/Oracle/lofiversion/index.php?t18055.html
  which seems to highlight something similar but Ive still to see where the word POSITION is a reserved word. Ive accepted that it is at this point and no biggie to change but point of interest Noah

  POSITION is indeed a reserved words for the ORACLE_LOADER access driver (which is the default driver to load data in an external table in the text file)
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/et_concepts.htm#i1009380
  and
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/et_params.htm#i1012572

• Best practices for the use of reserved words

  Hello
  What is the best practice for the use of the reserved words as column names.
  For example if I insisted on the use of the word to a column name comment as follows:
  
  CREATE TABLE...
  VARCHAR2 (4000) "COMMENT."
  ...
  
  What is the impact on the track I could expect and what problems should I be informed when doing something like that?
  
  Thank you
  Ben

  The best practice is NOT to use reserved words anywhere.
  Developers are human beings human. Humans have their moments to forget things.
  They will not forget to use the "", or you can force it to use the "' everywhere.
  The two methods are Oracle certified ways to end up in hell.

  ----------
  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA

• What to do when a table name is a reserved word?

  I know that the best answer is not to use a reserved word to name a table. But I have no control over it in this situation. I read that all Caps and citations will allow you to use the table name in the queries, i.e. 'CATEGORY' is supposed to make the table to use. But that is certainly not to work, nor any variation of this setting in the form.
  
  Anyone know how to format a reserved word to allow queries?
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  user8998591 wrote:
  Yes, it works, but if I want to refer to a column in this table (i.e. WHERE to EDIT. F_ID = 4) quotes do not work.

  They work for me.
  Post your code; It is difficult to tell what you're doing wrong without knowing what you are doing.

  Massimo Ruocchio wrote:

  BTW CATEGORY is not a reserved word:

  No, 'CATEGORY' is not a reserved word, but it is a key word:

  SELECT    keyword
  FROM       v$reserved_words
  WHERE       keyword     LIKE 'CAT%'
  ORDER BY  keyword;
  
  KEYWORD
  ------------------------------
  CATEGORY
  

  so there may be situations where it should be in double quotes. It is best not to use any keyword for your own tables or columns.

• ORA-01747: Oracle reserved words

  Hello gurus,
  
  I have a problem with words reserved for Oracle, one of the applications is by using table that has the column NUMBER. I'm not able to query this table corresponding to the database with a column for the NUMBER.
  
  HERE
  

  select a.*
  from DOC a , FOLDER B
  where a.NUMBER= B.INCIDENT_ID
  and b.open = 'Closed';

  I tried the double quotes ("'") and sigle quote also, none of them worked.
  
  Any help much appreciated. Thank you.

  >
  SQL error: ORA-00904: "A." "' number ': invalid identifier
  >
  This means that by using double quotes RESOLVED your original problem and now the problem is that you do not have a column with the name in lowercase 'number '.

  If you query all_tab_cols you see what really is the name of the column. You must use the name exactly as it appears in that discovers and surround it with double quotes.

• How to escape in oracle reserved words

  Hello

  I am trying to escape from a column named "Desc", but it is a reserved keyword.

  I tried a sevelred solutions but without success.

  I even tried this: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B10501_01/text.920/a96518/cqspcl.htmand it did not work.

  Kind regards

  JP.

  "Try SELECTING gr.' DESC '...

  (or SELECT gr.' DESC'...)

  (or SELECT gr.' DESC'...)

• Oracle APEX reserved words

  I came across another issue of a "keyword", causing unexpected problems.
  In this case, "the word" seems "APP_ID".
  I have a table where I watch the use of applications (in an excerpt from the log tables). And I have a 'master' table that contains the flow_id and description of the applications (for declaration purposes). The main key for this is "APP_ID". So far so good.
  Except when I create a routine maintenance for this table via APEX, when I try to link my interactive report to the retail app_id, APEX always changes my #APP_ID # to & APP_ID - each link uses the APP ID instead of the value in the table. And no matter what I do, I can't link to the APP_ID at the level of detail.
  
  Can someone help me?
  
  I recreated this problem on apex.oracle.com
  
  WORKSPACE: TEST_APP_NAMING
  ID: TEST_USER
  PASSWORD: Password1!
  
  Thank you in advance.

  It seems apex do not like if you use chains of substitution substitution integrated, and he thinks that your benchmark #APP_ID # is in the built-in function when it is not.

  So I created a hidden column called APP_ID2 and use the same in your link

• is 'KEY' word is reserved in ADF/JDeveoper/Oracle?

  Hi all
  
  
  In one of my table with the name of the column as "KEY", while creating components of companies taking as Key1 as transitional.
  I am facing problem with when I take the KEY as column name. is KEY is a reserved word for Jdeveloper/ADF/oracle
  Please give me some clarification this please provide any speech on the same link.
  How to reach is this goal there an alternative on the same.
  
  
  Please give me some resolution.
  
  Concerning
  Siva

  Yes the key is a class. http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B14099_19/Web.1012/b14022/Oracle/JBO/key.html

• How can I identify all the words in capital letters and change to initcaps?

  Hello

  I'm using Oracle 11.g

  I have a table with multiple textual data varchar2 columns.  There are several words that are all uppercase.  In all cases, these capital words should be replaced by different cases (for example, HELLO Hello).  How find the capitalized words in all the lines and change them to mixed-case?

  Thanks for your help.

  The rownum in your update statement is probably taken as the virtual rownum http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41084/pseudocolumns009.htm#SQLRF00255

  This is probably the reason why the script compiles, but the update does not work as there is no column named rownum in your table (even if it exists, rename it as is among the reserved words http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41084/ap_keywd001.htm#SQLRF55621)

  trying to avoid loops to the extent possible, that I see it more as

  CREATE TABLE 'LITURGY_READING_COPY' ("ROW_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ACTIVATE, VARCHAR2 (4000) 'TEXT')

  Table created.

  insert into liturgy_reading_copy

  Select 1, ' a reading from the letter of Saint PAUL to the Romans: BROTHERS and SŒURS: everything that has been written above... ". »

  of all the double union

  Select 2, "another text, less HOLY inspiration, containing all the WORDS in capital LETTERS

  of the double

  2 inserted rows.

  ROW_ID	TEXT
  1	A reading from the letter of Saint PAUL to the Romans: BROTHERS and SŒURS: everything that has been written above...
  2	Another text, at least the HOLY inspiration, containing all the WORDS in capital LETTERS

  merge into liturgy_reading_copy lrc

  using (with

  init_capitalizer (RID, CBC, res) as

  (select row_id,

  substr (text, instr (text,' ') + 1) | '  ',

  -case when substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')) = upper (substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')))

  then initcap (substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')))

  of another substr (text, 1, instr (text,' '))

  end

  of liturgy_reading_copy

  Union of all the

  Select RID.

  substr (src, instr (CBC,' ') + 1) | ' ',

  RES | -case when substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')) = upper (substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')))

  then initcap (substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')))

  of another substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' '))

  end

  of init_capitalizer

  where rtrim (src) is not null

  )

  Select RID, res

  of init_capitalizer

  where rtrim (src) is null

  ) ic

  on (lrc.row_id = ic.rid)

  when matched

  then update

  text = ic.res

  Statement processed.

  ROW_ID	TEXT
  1	A reading from the letter of Saint Paul to the Romans: siblings: everything that has been written above...
  2	Another text, less Holy inspiration containing all the words in capital letters

  Concerning

  Etbin

• XML attribute 'with' reserved?

  While working on an implementation of XMPP I notice the "with" continuous attribute to throw errors when trying to access to set or get the data from it. What is a reserved word or something? So in fact difficult given "with" is widely used in the specifications...

  var XML = < rootNode >

  < = 'test' without the 'rest' = > cool < / item >

  < / rootNode >;

  trace (XML. Item.@without); No problem

  trace (XML. Item.@with); Uncomment and you will get the error "syntax error: expected identifier with.»

  It may be how access you during the review of the reserved words. Try trace (xml.item.attribute ('with')); or trace(xml.item.@["with"]);

• AppleScript come into conflict with the constant "error" iTunes and "double".

  In AppleScript, the key word 'error' is a reserved word. Unfortunately iTunes also defines a constant named "error used as a possible value for example status track iCloud. For example the code such as:

  If the status of aTrack cloud is equal to then purchased

  Set tCloudStatus to "purchased".

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to matched then

  Set tCloudStatus to 'match '.

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to then downloaded

  Set tCloudStatus "downloaded".

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to unacceptable

  Set tCloudStatus to "ineligible."

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to then removed

  Set tCloudStatus "retired".

  Otherwise, if the status of cloud of aTrack is equal to double then

  Set tCloudStatus "duplicate".

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to the subscription then

  Set tCloudStatus to "subscription".

  Otherwise, if the status of cloud of aTrack is equivalent to is no longer available then

  Set tCloudStatus to "is no longer available.

  Otherwise, if the status of cloud of aTrack is equivalent to not downloaded then

  Set tCloudStatus "not downloaded".

  Otherwise, if the status of aTrack cloud is equal to the error

  Set tCloudStatus to "error".

  on the other

  tCloudStatus the value "unknown".

  end if

  Fails again to save as he complains about the use of ' mistake ". There is also a similar problem with 'double' (which is also a term AppleScript).

  Does anyone know how I can force the code to use iTunes sense of these terms, and not the sense of AppleScript? I tried 'implementing 'iTunes' use' but that has not solved the problem.

  Thanks for the pointers...

  Chris

  ATrack If cloud

  on the other

  the value tCloudStatus to 'unknown '.

  end if

  
  

  Try using:

  tCloudStatus aTrack cloud status value as string

  (142604)

• HP50g at PREMIUM transfer

  I have a lot of programs user RPL on the HP50g. can I transfer these on the PREMIUM? They will work (except for things like collisions with newly defined reserved words)?

  No, there are no compatibility whatsoever.

• problem running example project USRP FPGA connected via Ethernet

  Hello

  I am trying to run the example project of USRP FPGA on a USRP-2940R connected to a PC windows using Ethernet. I have not made any changes to the FPGA VI or screw host and I'm tryign to run the host Rx in Streaming, VI. I get the error-63180 function Open Bitfile dynamic reference (called from the VI open device), with a possible reason for "the specified resource name is a reserved word or an invalid alias. Alias of RIO can only contain alphanumeric characters, '-' and '_ '. I specified an IP (192.168.10.2) for entry of address of device to function. I guess the address of the device is the problem. This who should I be specifying the address of device in this case. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Jerry

  jerrysydir wrote:

  The restriction you mentioned is specific to the USRP platform? The website NOR talk using Labview FPGA with a RIO Ethernet expansion chassis.  (http://www.ni.com/tutorial/11703/en/).

  LabVIEW FPGA on Ethernet is only available through LabVIEW RT. Behind the scenes of the target is still connected to the well RT via PCIe controller and then the RT controller is connected to the host via Ethernet. There are also some USB LabVIEW FPGA targets (http://www.ni.com/white-paper/14821/en/).

  For the RIO USRP, MXIe is currently the only bus taken in charge for LabVIEW FPGA.