On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 09:00:52AM -0500, Rod Taylor wrote:
> How about IS or INTO?
> 
> param_name IS 3
> param_name IS 'some string value'

that wouldn't work with NULL would it?  for example is:

  a IS NULL

checking if identifier 'a' IS NULL, or if you're giving NULL to
parameter 'a'.

> 3 INTO param_name
> 'some string value' INTO param_name

looks good.  Just to throw another item in, you could keep with SQL's
general verboseness and use:

  WITH ident = expr

that may be too much though.  Names that were mentioned in the keyword
file are:

  AS IS WITH ON HAVING INTO
and the following un-reserved entries
  MATCH NAME NAMES


  Sam

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