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in quotes ('), or specify an escape character (¥) just before the character.
Example:
Example of enclosing character string in quotes (') (specifying DSI name containing # in SQL
statement)
Example:
Example of specifying escape character (¥) just before character string (specifying DSI name
containing @ in SQL statement)
Some characters that have special meanings can be changed by shell functions. The results must be considered in
the user environment setup if those changes are being made.
Handling of reserved words in SQL
When a reserved word is used in an identifier in SQL, it must be specified in a delimited identifier (enclosed in double
quotes). However, even if an identifier in an RDB command is an SQL reserved word, it can be specified without
changing the format.
Example:
Example of specifying without changing format (specifying reserved word as DSI name in SQL
statement)
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