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INSERT
Currently when trying to reference a column status in an INSERT statement an error is reported:
create table x(status int); insert into x(status) values (42);
This is a bit awkward since:
CREATE TABLE
I think it would make sense to allow status to be used in unquoted form in the INSERT statement as well. This may also apply to other DML statements.
Additionally, if Dolt SQL is different from MySQL with regards to what are keywords and reserved words, it would make sense to document this.
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The problem seems to come from our recent work in replication.
For now backticking the column like: insert into x(`status`) values (42); should work
insert into x(
) values (42);
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This is now fixed in master
VinaiRachakonda
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Currently when trying to reference a column
status
in anINSERT
statement an error is reported:This is a bit awkward since:
status
is a keyword only and not a reserved wordstatus
identifier for the column name in theCREATE TABLE
statements works fineI think it would make sense to allow
status
to be used in unquoted form in theINSERT
statement as well. This may also apply to other DML statements.Additionally, if Dolt SQL is different from MySQL with regards to what are keywords and reserved words, it would make sense to document this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: