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I have a table ‘A B C’ (with spaces, don’t ask me why) in MySQL database.
I have to rename it to ‘ABC’
This query doesn’t work 🙁
rename table 'A B C' to 'ABC'
What should be the correct query?
I get the same usual error
'You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version'
Escape the name with backticks.