>>>I have a field name LEVEL which is a reserved work in SQL Server. So I need to enclose it in delimiters "[]" in the ControlSource of a textbox. I tried the following:
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>>>[MyCursor.level]
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>>>MyCursor.[level]
>>>
>>>But none of it works.
>>>
>>>Is there a way to use the delimiters in ControlSource?
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>>What ControlSource of a textbox has to do with a SQL Server?
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>>MyCursor.level
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>I am not sure I understood your question. I have a textbox on a form bound to a cursor MyCursor received from SQL Server. And then when setting form property .BindControls to .T., I get an error. And then I get a message that the textbox is left unbound. Therefore, I thought I need to use delimiters in the ControlSource.

This error you're getting is not connected with the reserved word in SQL Server. It's something completely different. You can use thisform.textbox1.ControlSource = [myCursor.Level] (if in code) with no problems.