On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 03:55:33PM +0200, Johann Zuschlag wrote:
> And what do you thing about that one:
>
> DEBUG: query: declare SQL_CUR01F61ED0 cursor for SELECT t29.* FROM STUECKLI t29 WHERE t29.artikelnum = '010001' AND
t29.artIS NULL
> ORDER BY t29.artikelnum ASC, t29.art ASC, t29.Position ASC, t29.stueckarti ASC, t29.stckid ASC
> ERROR: No such attribute or function 'position'
>
> position is not anymore a keyword, IIRC.
> Usually I just patch the ODBC-driver and it works for me.
Let me guess, you have capitals in your field names. When you create the
table, *don't* put quotes around the field names. Then everything becomes
case insenstive.
HTH,
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