Guillaume Smet wrote:
I don't remember if ` is standard per SQL spec but if it is, the
regexps to get the tables from a query should probably be updated to
take it into account.
Thoughts?
I was just checking and the standard only talks about quote and
double-quote (no back-quote). Quoted identifiers may be used to break
some of the identifier rules. Specifically, quoted identifiers may be
used to bestow a reserved word as a name, or to allow normally unusable
characters and symbols within a name.
I guess we could update the regexp to strip the back-quote, however if
this was used to force the use of a reserved keyword that may fool the
parser anyway.
What do you think?
Emmanuel
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