I wrote this mod because I just cannot remember all 2500+ restricted keywords in 14 different versions of Sql database languages. This one is almost ridiculously easy to install/use.
Make a one line change to admin_home.asp. Click the entry. Type in a word, submit. Done.
The dbs file is appx 2700 lines long. Get your copy at SnitzBitz.<

Craig, I'm trying to understand what this mod is for, but I have absolutely no idea. What does it do? Does it restrict people from using restricted words in topics?<

it just gives you a list of restricted keywords in various flavours of SQL, not sure why.
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Probably for reference when developing MODs. I distinctly remember spending an ungodly amount of time trying to help someone with an issue related to installing a MOD only to find the MOD was trying to use a MySQL keyword for a column name.<

Ah, so just a reference page. That makes indeed sense. Thanks.<

I made an updated version using a smaller table design of this since my issue doing exactly the same thing (beating my head against the wall about a non-listed restricted keyword). I added Jet (where the keyword "password" is restricted), OLAP, Sybase, & some restricted just for Access.
Unfortunately, the dbs file reports errors in the insert functions. Adding this manually takes a LONG time (18 fields and over 800 words), so I recommend against it. If someone wants to take a look at the dbs file, it's in this zip package. I don't want to put it on SBitz until I get this resolved.

what errors does it report ?

-2147217900 | Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement

I tried changing my connection string to a DSN type, now it won't create the table. Something strange is in the neighborhood.

Using a jet connection string, it will create the table but not insert the records. DSN won't do anything.

you problem is possibly related to the fact you have chosen the 'single' datatype, a single type expects a floating point number and 1 is not a floating point number, so change single to int.
and to be honest rather than doing it like
(WORDLIST,M_IDB2,M_JET,M_ACCS,M_ANSI,M_ODBC,M_FUTR,M_2000,M_2005,M_2008,M_MYSQ,M_OLAP,M_ORAC,M_PTGR,M_PS92,M_PS99,M_PS03,M_SYBA)#('ABS',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,)
I would do
(WORDLIST,M_PS03)#('ABS',1)

would mike it a lot easier to handle and debug

I tried it that way (and the database is created without error), but it doesn't have the necessary structure. Now I have multiples of numerous words and the selects cannot function.

I fixed it. I replaced nulls with 0s and it works. Updated at SnitzBitz.
By the way, it works using either single or int.