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POIs it a programmatic way to get SQL keywords (reserved words)
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I need to validate the Name of a SQL column, which is created programmatically... There whould be 2 validation rules: <ol> <li>The Name shouldn't be a C# keyword</li> <li>The Name shouldn't be a SQL keyword (SQL Server 2008 R2)</li> </ol> <hr> The solution for 1st rule it's nice: The CSharpCodeProvider class has the IsValidIdentifier method which makes the implementation of validation easy. (ex: <pre><code>string myColumnName = "blabla"; var isValid = _cSharpCodeProvider.IsValidIdentifier(myColumnName); </code></pre> ) <hr> The solution for 2nd rule it's a litle verbose: The only way I found doing google searches is to take the keywords from <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189822%28v=sql.105%29.aspx" rel="nofollow">MSDN - Reserved Keywords (Transact-SQL) SQL Server 2008 R2 </a> To build a string[] property which will return all these keywords... (ex: <pre><code>public static class SqlReservedKeywords { public static string[] SqlServerReservedKeywords { get { return SqlServerKeywords; } } private static readonly string[] SqlServerKeywords = new[] { "ADD","EXISTS","PRECISION", //. . . "EXEC","PIVOT","WITH", "EXECUTE","PLAN","WRITETEXT" }; } </code></pre> //External code <pre><code>var isValid = SqlReservedKeywords.SqlServerReservedKeywords.Contains(myColumnName); </code></pre> ) <hr> Can you advice me about implementantion of 2nd validation rule. Is it a good practice? Maybe it exist another way to implement which i didn't found by googling...
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<c#><sql><sql-server-2008><keyword><reserved-words>
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Is it a programmatic way to get SQL keywords (reserved words)
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