You can *always* refer to the ROWID of a ROWID Table using the names `ROWID` or `_rowid_` unless those names have been otherwise declared to not be the rowid, whether or not the rowid (integer primary key) as been given another name. For example, in the following: ``` create table x ( x integer primary key, w integer ); ``` The queries return exactly the same result (save the column name): ``` select * from x; select x, w from x; select rowid, w from x; select _rowid_, w from x; select * from x where x == _rowid_; select * from x where x == rowid; select * from x where rowid == _rowid_; ```