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Question by Anitha
Submitted on 5/25/2004
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I want to create a database by the name "CASE". But when I give the command "create database Case", it considers this as a Keyword. So it says "Incorrect syntax near 'Case'". Can anyone please help me out?


Answer by sealyn
Submitted on 6/16/2004
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"CASE" is a reserved word. You will have to
use a different name for the database.

 

Answer by Akesh
Submitted on 6/16/2004
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Create the database with another name .It won't let you create the database by name 'CASE', becuase this will think that it is CASE statement

 

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