SQL Reference
A qualifier for a column name may be a table, view, nickname, alias, or correlation name.
Whether a column name may be qualified depends on its context:
- Depending on the form of the COMMENT ON statement, a single column name
may need to be qualified. Multiple column names must be
unqualified.
- Where the column name specifies values of the column, it may be qualified
at the user's option.
- In all other contexts, a column name must not be qualified.
Where a qualifier is optional, it can serve two purposes. They are
described under Column Name Qualifiers to Avoid Ambiguity and Column Name Qualifiers in Correlated References.
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