This MySql function can be modified to create any kind of code that involves the use of a column/table/view name. Typically you would use it to create code for inputting or verifying data. The example below just creates a string with the names of the columns.
CREATE FUNCTION `CreateVar`(_Usertype int, _TableName varchar(200)) RETURNS varchar(2000) CHARSET utf8
DETERMINISTIC
begin
declare _cursordone INT default 0;
Declare _clist varchar(2000) ;
Declare _cname varchar(200);
DECLARE getcol
CURSOR FOR SELECT column_name FROM information_schema.columns where table_name = _TableName ;
declare continue handler for NOT FOUND set _cursordone = 1;
set _clist = '';
OPEN getcol;
repeat
fetch getcol into _cname ;
if not _cursordone then -- Modify to suite your needs
if LENGTH(_clist) > 0 then
set _clist =concat( _clist , ',') ;
end if;
set _clist = concat(_clist , '"', _cname,'"') ; -- Modify to suite your needs
end if;
until _cursordone end repeat;
close getcol ;
Return _clist ;
end