Error creating temporary table

I got this error when creating forms with ADDT. I checked MySQL reserved words and I'm sure that's not my problem :(. Any help with this?
Many thanks
Florencia
Error:
Error interno.
Developer Details:
tNG_fields.getFakeRecordset:
SQL error: Error creating temporary table:
Incorrect table name 'T'
SQL:
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE KT_fakeRS_20071031 (fecha_ing TEXT, fecha_eg TEXT, seguro TEXT, compania TEXT, CC TEXT, T.T TEXT, chapa TEXT, pintura TEXT, mecanica TEXT, repuestos TEXT, TT TEXT, cerrado TEXT, patente TEXT, id_rep TEXT) (FIELDS_FAKE_RS_ERROR)
tNG Execution Trace - VIEW

Hi Florencia,
a column name like "T.T" will always lead to such errors, because characters like a dot (.) are forbidden, so to speak -- MySQL table and column names may generally only contain alphanumeric characters (0-9, a-z, A-Z), and the only allowed separator would be an underscore (_)
Cheers,
Günter Schenk
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver

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