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Reserved Words

The words listed in this appendix are reserved by PL/SQL; that is, they have a special syntactic meaning to PL/SQL. So, you should not use them to name program objects such as constants, variables, or cursors. Also, some of these words (marked by an asterisk) are reserved by SQL. So, you should not use them to name schema objects such as columns, tables, or indexes.

ABORT
ACCEPT
ACCESS*
ADD*
ALL*
ALTER*
AND*
ANY*
ARRAY
ARRAYLEN
AS*
ASC*
ASSERT
ASSIGN
AT
AUDIT*
AUTHORIZATION
AVG
BASE_TABLE
BEGIN
BETWEEN*
BINARY_INTEGER
BODY
BOOLEAN
BY*
CASE
CHAR*
CHAR_BASE
CHECK*
CLOSE
CLUSTER*
CLUSTERS
COLAUTH
COLUMN*
COMMENT*
COMMIT
COMPRESS*
CONNECT*
CONSTANT
CRASH
CREATE*
CURRENT*
CURRVAL
CURSOR
 
DATABASE
DATA_BASE
DATE*
DBA
DEBUGOFF
DEBUGON
DECLARE
DECIMAL*
DEFAULT*
DEFINTION
DELAY
DELETE*
DESC*
DIGITS
DISPOSE
DISTINCT*
DO
DROP*
ELSE*
ELSIF
END
ENTRY
EXCEPTION
EXCEPTION_INIT
EXCLUSIVE*
EXISTS*
EXIT
FALSE
FETCH
FILE*
FLOAT*
FOR*
FORM
FROM*
FUNCTION
GENERIC
GOTO
GRANT*
GROUP*
HAVING*
IDENTIFIED*
IF
IMMEDIATE*
IN*
 
INCREMENT*
INDEX*
INDEXES
INDICATOR
INITIAL*
INSERT*
INTEGER*
INTERFACE
INTERSECT*
INTO*
IS*
LEVEL*
LIKE*
LIMITED
LOCK*
LONG*
LOOP
MAX
MAXEXTENTS*
MIN
MINUS*
MLSLABEL*
MOD
MODE*
NATURAL
NATURALN
NEW
NEXTVAL
NOAUDIT*
NOCOMPRESS*
NOT*
NOWAIT*
NULL*
NUMBER*
NUMBER_BASE
OF*
OFFLINE*
ON*
ONLINE*
OPEN
OPTION*
OR*
ORDER*
OTHERS
 
OUT
PACKAGE
PARTITION
PCTFREE*
PLS_INTEGER
POSITIVE
POSITIVEN
PRAGMA
PRIOR*
PRIVATE
PRIVILEGES*
PROCEDURE
PUBLIC*
RAISE
RANGE
RAW*
REAL
RECORD
REF
RELEASE
REMR
RENAME*
RESOURCE*
RETURN
REVERSE
REVOKE*
ROLLBACK
ROW*
ROWID*
ROWLABEL*
ROWNUM*
ROWS*
ROWTYPE
RUN
SAVEPOINT
SCHEMA
SELECT*
SEPERATE
SESSION*
SET*
SHARE*
SIGNTYPE
SMALLINT*
SPACE
 
SQL
SQLCODE
SQLERRM
START*
STATEMENT
STDDEV
SUBTYPE
SUCCESSFUL*
SUM
SYNONYM*
SYSDATE*
TABAUTH
TABLE*
TABLES
TASK
TERMINATE
THEN*
TO*
TRIGGER*
TRUE
TYPE
UID*
UNION*
UNIQUE*
UPDATE*
USE
USER*
VALIDATE*
VALUES*
VARCHAR*
VARCHAR2*
VARIANCE
VIEW*
VIEWS
WHEN
WHENEVER*
WHERE*
WHILE
WITH*
WORK
WRITE
XOR
 




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