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    Trouble accessing CALL table in MySQL

    From what I see online, CALL is a reserved word in MySQL. We are trying to report on the database thru a 3rd party app and can not pull from the CALL table as a result. Has anyone run into this? How does Shoretel work with CALL as a table in MySQL if it is a reserved word?
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    You need to quote the table name in backticks: `call`

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      I found it. It works now, Thank you very much
      Last edited by mzahler; 10-16-2008, 08:22 AM.

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