Sorry I didn't see this earlier, I'm more likely to see things on comp.lang.perl.modules or dbi-users@perl.org. If you use the newest version of SQL::Statement with DBD::AnyData, it will catch those kinds of mistakes and warn you about them. It follows the SQL standard that names are composed of only alphanumerics and underscore and must start with an alphbetic character and be no longer than 128 characters and not be the same as a SQL reserved word. SQL Statement now allows quoted identfiers so characters like spaces and slashes are acceptable if used inside quotes. -- Jeff (author of the mods in question)

In reply to Re: Re: DBI w/ AnyData...works except on a couple of files... by jZed
in thread DBI w/ AnyData...works except on a couple of files... by S_Shrum

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