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02.12.2008 at 05:08AM PST, ID: 23155985
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Oracle Reserved Word for Column Name in ODBC Linked Access DB

Asked by CalDude in Microsoft Access Database, Oracle 9.x, Access Architecture/Design

Tags: Oracle, ODBC, Access, MDB

I have an application that uses an Access MDB database for its datasource and references a table with a column named 'Date'.  This column must be named 'Date', which is a reserved word in Oracle.  Is there anyway I can link in a table and change the Column name to 'Date' at the Access level, but so it still points to a column on the oracle table that's named slightly different?  Thanks.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Microsoft Access Database, Oracle 9.x, Access Architecture/Design
Tags: Oracle, ODBC, Access, MDB
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