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As you don't provide much detail on HOW the code works I'm going to do some wild guessing that with 'parameterized query' you mean a stored procedure and that you call the stored procedure by means of it's entire text (not a best practice, but I don't know what the restrictions are of the software you're using). Anyway, the reason <code>pad</code> or <code>proc</code> might cause problems is because you don't explicitly tell the server that these are strings. For reasons I've never truly understood, TSQL will allow you to pass single-word strings to (n)varchar parameters of procedures. A simple example would be : <pre><code>EXEC sp_helpdb master </code></pre> Strictly speaking this should give a syntax error. The correct syntax is : <pre><code>EXEC sp_helpdb 'master' </code></pre> But it seems the devs went with 'Hey it's less typing, that's great for productivity!' and so the query works. Now if your procedure is called like this : <pre><code>EXEC p_find_recipe thai </code></pre> This will pass the string 'thai' and everything will run as expected. However, when using a reserved word like <code>proc</code> or <code>file</code> or <code>table</code> etc... that would cause a syntax error and you'd need to make sure to put quotes around the value for it to work. All that said : - the syntax error should be returned right away, it shouldn't take 10 seconds - AFAIK 'pad' is not a reseverd keyword So I'm not sure supra applies to your problem and so it's quite possible I just spent 10 minutes typing for nothing =) Anyway, you'll probably need to give some extra input on what language you're using, what you mean with parametrized query (maybe you mean the <code>SELECT * FROM table WHERE field = ?</code> syntax where the ?'s are filled in afterwards ?), preferably with some example code.
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