SQL word group as column name

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Hi here is the basic command

UPDATE UserProfile SET Group='3' WHERE UserId='15';

but group is a reserved word so doesnt work, I find that I should use

above group but also doesnt works. How can I solve this ? :)

Posted 6-Aug-13 5:51am

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Sudhakar Shinde 6-Aug-13 11:54am

which database you are using??

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-06T06:02:00

Try:

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UPDATE UserProfile SET [Group]='3' WHERE UserId='15';

Posted 6-Aug-13 6:02am

Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-06T06:04:00

If you are using MS SQL Server/MS Access write :

SQL

...set [Group] = ...

If you are using MySql write :

SQL

...set `Group` = ...

If you are using Sqlite write :

SQL

...set "Group" = ...

Posted 6-Aug-13 6:04am