Usually you can enclose the reserved word in a quote or brackets [ ] and it will go through....
>An existing non changeable table has a column defined as DESC which is a reserved word. When I try to run the SQL UPDATE statement it fails.
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>I tried SET [desc] = "zzz"
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>Tried a macro no luck
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>CREATE CURSOR xx ( desc v(10))
>INSERT INTO xx values('11111')
>UPDATE xx SET desc = "zzz" --- this line does not work
>
>How can I get around this?
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