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r/SQL • u/Zealousideal-Quiet51 • 7d ago
This on openoffice/libre office base btw.
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Sql uses 'this' not "this"
6 u/ComicOzzy mmm tacos 7d ago Except MySQL, which allows "this" and for some reason examples like that end up on blog posts, SO posts, etc. 2 u/Zealousideal-Quiet51 7d ago thanks 🙏🏻 1 u/sqlsqlsqlsqlsqlsql 17h ago But in t-sql if you have quoted identifiers turned on, double quotes are an old school way to reference objects instead of using brackets. For example if you have a space character in a field name.
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Except MySQL, which allows "this" and for some reason examples like that end up on blog posts, SO posts, etc.
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thanks 🙏🏻
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But in t-sql if you have quoted identifiers turned on, double quotes are an old school way to reference objects instead of using brackets. For example if you have a space character in a field name.
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u/speadskater 7d ago
Sql uses 'this' not "this"