Open urspraveen2001 opened 6 years ago
@urspraveen2001 have you tried putting the table name in in double quotes?
CREATE TABLE "cluster" (
hostname varchar2(255),
status varchar2(12),
timestamp number,
PRIMARY KEY (hostname)
);
All reserved words of Oracle can be seen in the Oracle view V$RESERVED_WORDS for more information: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b31231/appb.htm#CJHIIICD
Putting the table name in double quotes is the best option if you can not change the name.
Hi Team,
We are trying to test Jentrata with the Oracle DB and trying to create the schema using script "https://github.com/jentrata/jentrata-msh/blob/master/Dist/src/main/scripts/sql/oracle_ebms.sql" there was a table "Cluster" which is actually a reserved keyword in Oracle and we couldn't create a table with that. Can you please let us know how to proceed further using Jentrata with Oracle DB. We have a hard requirement to use Oracle alone.
Much appreciate your response here.
Thanks Praveen Kalagarla