databricks Runtime 13.1 has added the sql_keywords() function, which lists all SQL keywords. It is a good practice to refrain from using these keyword...

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databricks Runtime 13.1 has added the sql_keywords() function, which lists all SQL keywords. It is a good practice to refrain from using these keywords as names for tables or fields, although, in standard ANSI false mode, it will work without problems.