On 07/27/2016 05:29 PM, T Johnson wrote:
I am generating select queries that include alias tables, literal columns,
renamed columns via label, multiple joins etc.
The queries can be somewhat complex and as a debugging feature, I'd like be
able to know which columns came from which tables...b
Using base_columns() gets me pretty close but it doesnt indicate when a column
has multiple base columns due to an equality join clause. It only returns a
single base column for each column.
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I am generating select queries that include alias tables, literal columns,
renamed columns via label, multiple joins etc.
The queries can be somewhat complex and as a debugging feature, I'd like be
able to know which columns came from which tables...but I don't want to store
this information s
