Accuracer: The First And Only BDE Alternative
Client-Server Single-File Embedded Database for Delphi / C++Builder / Kylix
Introduction
SQL of Accuracer supports the most flexible way to name databases, tables and columns.
Table Name
Table name could be a single word or a multiple words. Multiple words name must be enclosed by single or double quotes, or brackets []. For example:
SELECT *
FROM "Detail Parts"
You can also use correlation name:
SELECT DP.PartNo
FROM [Detail Parts] DP
Column Name
Accuracer's SQL supports single-word and multiple-words cloumn names. Multiple words name must be enclosed by single or double quotes, or brackets []. Column names that duplicate SQL keywords are also supported.
For example:
SELECT Orders.[Cust No]
FROM Orders
You can also use short correlation name for columns:
SELECT C.Name AS CustName
FROM Customer C
WHERE CustName LIKE 'Bill%'
Comments
You can use comments in SQL quieries text to keep remarks or some useful information about the query.
Single-line comments should be started with '--' symbols:
-- This is a single-line comment
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS
Another variant of comments is enclosing text into /* and */ symbols.
It can be used for temporarily removing of some query parts:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS
/* WHERE (Name = 'Mike') */
ORDER BY CustNo
Reserved Words
Here is the list of words reserved by Accuracer's SQL Engine. Some of them are not really supported, but reserved for further implementations.
'ABSOLUTE'
,'ACTION'
,'ADD'
,'ALL'
,'ALLOCATE'
,'ALTER'
,'AND'
,'ANY'
,'ARE'
,'AS'
,'ASC'
,'ASSERTION'
,'AT'
,'AUTHORIZATION'
,'AVG'
,'BEGIN'
,'BETWEEN'
,'BIT'
,'BIT_LENGTH'
,'BLOBBLOCKSIZE'
,'BLOBCOMPRESSIONLEVEL'
,'BOTH'
,'BY'
,'CASCADE'
,'CASCADED'
,'CASE'
,'CAST'
,'CATALOG'
,'CHAR'
,'CHARACTER'
,'CHAR_LENGTH'
,'CHARACTER_LENGTH'
,'CHECK'
,'CLOSE'
,'COALESCE'
,'COLLATE'
,'COLLATION'
,'COLUMN'
,'COMMIT'
,'CONNECT'
,'CONNECTION'
,'CONSTRAINT'
,'CONSTRAINTS'
,'CONTINUE'
,'CONVERT'
,'CORRESPONDING'
,'COUNT'
,'CREATE'
,'CROSS'
,'CURRENT'
,'CURRENT_DATE'
,'CURRENT_TIME'
,'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP'
,'CURRENT_USER'
,'CURSOR'
,'DATE'
,'DAY'
,'DEALLOCATE'
,'DEC'
,'DECIMAL'
,'DECLARE'
,'DEFAULT'
,'DEFERRABLE'
,'DEFERRED'
,'DELETE'
,'DESC'
,'DESCRIBE'
,'DESCRIPTOR'
,'DIAGNOSTICS'
,'DISCONNECT'
,'DISTINCT'
,'DOMAIN'
,'DOUBLE'
,'DROP'
,'ELSE'
,'END'
,'END-EXEC'
,'ESCAPE'
,'EXCEPT'
,'EXCEPTION'
,'EXEC'
,'EXECUTE'
,'EXISTS'
,'EXTERNAL'
,'EXTRACT'
,'FALSE'
,'FETCH'
,'FIRST'
,'FLOAT'
,'FOR'
,'FOREIGN'
,'FOUND'
,'FROM'
,'FULL'
,'GET'
,'GLOBAL'
,'GO'
,'GOTO'
,'GRANT'
,'GROUP'
,'HAVING'
,'HOUR'
,'IDENTITY'
,'IMMEDIATE'
,'IN'
,'INDEX'
,'INDICATOR'
,'INITIALLY'
,'INNER'
,'INPUT'
,'INSENSITIVE'
,'INSERT'
,'INT'
,'INTEGER'
,'INTERSECT'
,'INTERVAL'
,'INTO'
,'IS'
,'ISOLATION'
,'JOIN'
,'KEY'
,'LANGUAGE'
,'LAST'
,'LASTAUTOINCVALUE'
,'LEADING'
,'LEFT'
,'LEVEL'
,'LIKE'
,'LOCAL'
,'LOWER'
,'MATCH'
,'MAX'
,'MIN'
,'MINUS'
,'MINUTE'
,'MODIFY'
,'MODULE'
,'MONTH'
,'NAMES'
,'NATIONAL'
,'NATURAL'
,'NCHAR'
,'NEW'
,'NEXT'
,'NO'
,'NOCASE'
,'NOT'
,'NULL'
,'NULLIF'
,'NUMERIC'
,'OCTET_LENGTH'
,'OF'
,'ON'
,'ONLY'
,'OPEN'
,'OPTION'
,'OR'
,'ORDER'
,'OUTER'
,'OUTPUT'
,'OVERLAPS'
,'PAD'
,'PARTIAL'
,'PASSWORD'
,'POSITION'
,'PRECISION'
,'PREPARE'
,'PRESERVE'
,'PRIMARY'
,'PRIOR'
,'PRIVILEGES'
,'PROCEDURE'
,'PUBLIC'
,'READ'
,'REAL'
,'REFERENCES'
,'RELATIVE'
,'RESTRICT'
,'REVOKE'
,'RIGHT'
,'ROLLBACK'
,'ROWS'
,'SCHEMA'
,'SCROLL'
,'SECOND'
,'SECTION'
,'SELECT'
,'SESSION'
,'SESSION_USER'
,'SET'
,'SIZE'
,'SMALLINT'
,'SOME'
,'SPACE'
,'SQL'
,'SQLCODE'
,'SQLERROR'
,'SQLSTATE'
,'SUBSTRING'
,'SUM'
,'SYSTEM_USER'
,'TABLE'
,'TEMPORARY'
,'THEN'
,'TIME'
,'TIMESTAMP'
,'TIMEZONE_HOUR'
,'TIMEZONE_MINUTE'
,'TO'
,'TRAILING'
,'TRANSACTION'
,'TRANSLATE'
,'TRANSLATION'
,'TRIM'
,'TRUE'
,'UNION'
,'UNIQUE'
,'UNKNOWN'
,'UPDATE'
,'UPPER'
,'USAGE'
,'USER'
,'USING'
,'VALUE'
,'VALUES'
,'VARCHAR'
,'VARYING'
,'VIEW'
,'WHEN'
,'WHENEVER'
,'WHERE'
,'WITH'
,'WORK'
,'WRITE'
,'YEAR'
,'ZONE'
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