Problems with reserved fields in mysql

You have an error in your SQL syntax; This sentence is not new to us, but it is full of ", "and", ". But if you inadvertently add a reserved field from mysql as the name of the field stored in the database, the tragedy happens.

A few days ago, due to the temporary change of function, I needed to add a field to the data table to distinguish the imported batches, so I added the field of group in mysql. I did not expect that my nightmare would start from this
Program is close to ending, this thinking about this morning to the company to the program to the end of the joy, have never thought... every time import excel table always prompts me sql statement is wrong, I'm in sql statement on tian tian relief, also does not have the error, a whole morning plus two hours in the afternoon, it was mad. I was on my knees trying to figure it out, but I still couldn't fix the mistake.
Put the question on the 1 side and move on to something else... I was writing an group by statement when I suddenly realized that group is a reserved word for mysql and the problem was solved. Remember, remember, what a painful realization

Reserved fields for mysql

In MySQL, the words in the following table are retained explicitly. Most of these are used as column and/or table names by the standard SQL (for example, GROUP). A few are retained because MySQL requires them. In MySQL, when the table or field name or even the database name conflicts with a reserved word, the sql statement can be enclosed with an apostrophe (), but let's use these reserved fields as little as possible.