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Hi:

In an older version of the database I had a field called errors.

When I tried to recreate the database in version 4.1, the create table =
statement that had the field errors showed me an error.

I changed the create statement to create a field _errors and it worked =
o.k.

I used an alter table statement to change the name of the field to =
errors again and worked o.k., but now select queries calling the field =
(select errors from ....) doesn't work.


thanks,
Ruth Nisenbaum

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Hi!

On Aug 02, Ruth Nisenbaum wrote:
> Hi:
>
> In an older version of the database I had a field called errors.
>
> When I tried to recreate the database in version 4.1, the create table
> statement that had the field errors showed me an error.
>
> I changed the create statement to create a field _errors and it worked
> o.k.
>
> I used an alter table statement to change the name of the field to
> errors again and worked o.k., but now select queries calling the
> field (select errors from ....) doesn't work.

Check

http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=724

as this is related issue.
Both will be resolved (in that or another way) at the same time.

Regards,
Sergei

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