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In my aplication I use eclipselink and the criteria api.
My database have a table with a column called “order”.
The problem is when I use the criteria api to create a select it made this sql:
SELECT id, order, name, phone, uri FROM campus
It throw a exception because “order” is a restrict keyword in sql
How can I force the criteria api to put quotes in the columns names?
The easiest (and IMHO the best) way is to change
ordertocampus_orderor something like that and avoid using SQL keywords as a field identifier. This practice typically causes problems.I will be glad to know that criteria API has some kind of work around for this problem but I’d recommend you to rename the column. Today you are using criteria API, tomorrow you will use something else… But at the end of the day the good old SQL is generated and the last think you want is to find that one of your queries does not work because the column name equals to keyword of one of SQL versions.