Object names that contain special characters such as spaces and non-alphanumeric characters, start with a character other than an alphabetic character, or that correspond to a reserved word, must be enclosed in double quote characters to be parsed correctly. These object names are referred to as quoted identifiers. Although Replication Server version 15.1 and earlier can accept quoted identifiers, forwarding quoted identifiers to data servers is not supported in these versions.
To use quoted identifiers, you must use ECDA 15.0 ESD #3
or later.
As of Replication Server 15.2, quoted identifier support allows you to:
Mark identifiers in a replication definition as quoted.
Create a connection where you can forward quoted identifiers to data servers.
Embedded double quote characters in identifiers is not currently supported.
Data servers such as Adaptive Server, SQL Anywhere®, Microsoft SQL Server, Universal Database (UDB), and Oracle handle quoted identifiers differently in terms of supported length, special characters, and reserved words. In a heterogeneous environment, ensure that the quoted identifiers being replicated are valid on both the primary and replicate data servers.
