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Error while backup 'pkg.release as release'

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About the middle of the month we changed our license to allow for Application Repo to be active. We didn't think anything of it until we went to look for our backups and found that they haven't been successful for a while. They seem to be coming up with this in the error:

Backup error.
Can't query SELECT pkg.name as name, pkg.version as version, pkg.release as release FROM APSApplicationItems ai INNER JOIN siteapppackages pkg ON ai.pkg_id=pkg.id WHERE ai.id=90: MySQLDatabaseProvider error 1064:You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'release FROM APSApplicationItems ai INNER JOIN siteapppackages pkg ON ai.pkg_' at line 1

However if I run the command in mysql:
SELECT pkg.name as name, pkg.version as version, pkg.release as 'release' FROM APSApplicationItems ai INNER JOIN siteapppackages pkg ON ai.pkg_id=pkg.id WHERE ai.id=90

That command works. Apparently release is a reserved keyword in MySQL 5.0 but it is causing a problem in the script. Has anyone else run into this issue before and perhaps knows how to possibly solve it as it seems to be impossible to do a backup otherwise?
 
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