sql server
I don't like to name objects with reserved word (i.e. Set) for all the obvious reasons.
So when SSMS highlights a word in blue, I rethink my naming of the object.
Every once and a while I see a word highlighted that does not appear to be in the list of reserved words. In this case the word pool.
Does SSMS use a more strict convention for highlighting reserved words?
First install SQL server 2012 or 2008 R2 on your machine.
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Express
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 R2 SP2 - Express Edition
Then go to SQL Server Configuration manager and make sure SQL Server Service is running.
Then user your servername to connect your SQL server in SSMS.
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Best Answer
SSMS uses color syntax highlighting for keywords that are not necessarily reserved keywords, but are keywords in the context of certain statements. For example
POOLis a keyword as inCREATE RESOURCE POOL. SSMS will show the word in a different color even when not in the context of aCREATEorALTERresource pool.