Dean Rasheed <dean.a.rash...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So that just leaves this sort of thing:
>
> explain (format yaml) select * from foo as "123";
What about other quoted identifiers? If I recall correctly, a
quoted identifier can contain *any* characters (although a quote
must be represented as two adjacent quotes).
test=# create schema "0";
CREATE SCHEMA
test=# create table "0"."123" ("456" int primary key);
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index
"123_pkey" for table "123"
CREATE TABLE
test=# explain (format yaml) select * from "0"."123" where "456" =
'789';
QUERY PLAN
-----------------------------------
- Plan: +
Node Type: Index Scan +
Scan Direction: Forward +
Index Name: "\"123_pkey\"" +
Relation Name: 123 +
Alias: 123 +
Startup Cost: 0.00 +
Total Cost: 8.27 +
Plan Rows: 1 +
Plan Width: 4 +
Index Cond: "(\"456\" = 789)"
(1 row)
Also, the trailing spaces in this format (stripped from this email
to avoid odd spacing) are more than a little annoying.
-Kevin
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