Marc wrote:
phpMyAdmin did not check for a dot in db, table or column name.
Hu, you're right. And there is a codding standard problem in the "PMA_checkReservedWords" function from the "common.lib.php3" script at line 1343: TRUE should be capitalized.
MySQL gave an error when creating the db, table.
Yep, that's why we don't check for these invalid characters: MySQL does it very well... except for some buggy versions!
MySQL accepted to create the column, and to delete it.
Yep because it's indeed a valid character for columns name.
Loïc
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