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martin.husted@notes.electrolux.dk wrote:
> 
> As I see it you are right, but testing a smaller example yesterday didn't give
> me the same result as Christine's. I also
> tested the "Fehlermeldung = Update CD (PI)rtddrt" where a error message is set =
> a keyword,

Probably it should be:

  ... Fehlermeldung = 'Update CD (PI)rtddrt' ...

That is, put the string literal in quotes, to protect the SQL reserved
word 'Update' from the SQL parser.

Think of the quoting issue in terms of Java code.  There's a big
difference between this:

  String myString = a+b+c+d;

and this:

  String myString = "a+b+c+d";

Likewise in SQL, unquoted sequences of characters are not considered to
be string literals.

Regards,
Bill Karwin
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