Reserved keywords for SQL syntax

SQL syntax reserves these keywords for its clauses and statements:

Note: To use a keyword as a source column ID or another identifier in your SQL, wrap it in double-quotes ("), or pair it with another word without a space. For example, to use the keyword TABLE in a header of TABLE NAME, use "TABLE NAME" or TABLE_NAME.

• ALTER
• AND
• AS
• ASC
• BETWEEN
• BY
• CASE
• CAST
• CONSTRAINT
• CREATE
• CROSS
• CUBE
• CURRENT_DATE
• CURRENT_TIME
• CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
• CURRENT_USER
• DEALLOCATE
• DELETE
• DESC 
• DESCRIBE
• DISTINCT
• DROP
• ELSE
• END
• ESCAPE
• EXCEPT
• EXECUTE
• EXISTS
• EXTRACT
• FALSE
• FOR
• FROM
• FULL
• GROUP
• GROUPING
• HAVING
• IN
• JOIN
• LEFT
• LOCALTIME
• LOCALTIMESTAMP
• NATURAL
• NORMALIZE
• NOT
• NULL
• ON
• OR
• ORDER
• OUTER
• PREPARE
• RECURSIVE
• RIGHT
• ROLLUP
• SELECT
• TABLE
• THEN
• TRUE
• UESCAPE
• UNION
• UNNEST
• USING
• VALUES
• WHEN
• WHERE
• WITH