Didn't we make that change for v6.3.2? *raised eyebrow*
On Wed, 28 Oct 1998, Michael J Schout wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have not followed hackers regularly, so im sure this has probably been
> asked before. Anyways, I tried the 6.4 beta 3 today, and noticed that
> the
> word "USER" has been reserved now. Since I have an app that uses a
> column
> named "user" I went into backend/parser/gram.y and added a line like:
>
> | USER { $$ = "user" }
>
> into that file so that USER would be accepted.
>
> However, I noticed that this breaks a lot of queries :). Apparently
> doing a
> "SELECT user" now returns your username. So in order to make my queries
> work
> I would have to do "SELECT table.user FROM table....". If there is no
> other
> way around it, Ill probably just have to rename the colunm and track
> down all
> references to it in my application (ugh :().
>
> SO my question is this: Is there anything else that could be done to
> make
> this work? Or will we break the "SELECT USER" usefulness by doing
> something
> like this? Im guessing its probably not going to be possible :) But
> though
> I would ask those a little more familiar with the source tree than me
> since
> I just started looking at at now :)
>
> Mike
>
Marc G. Fournier
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