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When MySQL Index Name contains ., ALTER TABLE xxxx ADD index index.name(column) or similar statement will fail with Error 1103: Incorrect table name 'index'.
Let's say when Index Name is "Foo.Bar" then following mysqldef generate statement will fail.
ALTERTABLE xxxx ADD index Foo.Bar(column)
Do you support this scenario, or it should avoid via user?
Why
Because MySQL requires quote index name with ` when using . for name.
ALTERTABLE xxxx ADD index `Foo.Bar`(column)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
When MySQL Index Name contains
.
,ALTER TABLE xxxx ADD index index.name(column)
or similar statement will fail withError 1103: Incorrect table name 'index'
.Let's say when Index Name is "Foo.Bar" then following mysqldef generate statement will fail.
Do you support this scenario, or it should avoid via user?
Why
Because MySQL requires quote index name with ` when using
.
for name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: