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While BigQuery doesn't allow reserved keywords to be used as standalone identifiers unless they're quoted, it does allow unquoted reserved keywords to be used as part of a qualified identifier (e.g. a UDF qualified with its dataset, or a subfield qualified with its parent fields).
This was originally reported in #1535 "User defined functions with keyword or built in function names throw ParseError for BigQuery dialect" (though the code snippet there only demonstrated the built-in function case, not the keyword case).
While BigQuery doesn't allow reserved keywords to be used as standalone identifiers unless they're quoted, it does allow unquoted reserved keywords to be used as part of a qualified identifier (e.g. a UDF qualified with its dataset, or a subfield qualified with its parent fields).
This was originally reported in #1535 "User defined functions with keyword or built in function names throw ParseError for BigQuery dialect" (though the code snippet there only demonstrated the built-in function case, not the keyword case).
Fully reproducible code snippet
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