问题
I'm executing the following query but it is giving syntax error. Because the keyword key
is registered in SQL
SELECT `id` AS key, `country_name` AS value FROM countries
I also tried using brackets like this but it's not working:
SELECT `id` AS [key], `country_name` AS value FROM countries
How to deal with it?
回答1:
Use backtick(`) or Single Quote(') to give alias name of column in MySQL.
Try this:
SELECT `id` AS 'key', `country_name` AS value
FROM countries;
OR
SELECT `id` AS `key`, `country_name` AS value
FROM countries;
回答2:
key
is mysql keyword so compiler suppose as mysql keyword, you should warp by apostrophe(`) to column name
SELECT `id` AS `key`, `country_name` AS value
FROM countries
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27309977/use-sql-keyword-as-alias-name-of-a-column