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On 10/14/2016 10:51 AM, Sue Romano wrote:
I can explain this one. All SQL names can be up to 128 long when
delimiters are removed. For any " in a name, the delimited form of
the name must have that character doubled. So you could have a name
with 128 " characters. To use that name in an SQL statement, you
would need to double each of the " and then add delimiters on the
outside - for a total of 258 " characters.

Could you give an example of how a long name would be specified with " delimiters?

Thanks!

david




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