Open Damien9222 opened 1 month ago
Hey @mathiasrw I'm new to this project based and a newbie when it comes to open source but My background as a Data Engineering Senior College Undergrad, and being an SWE Intern with Amazon makes me a great potential contributor over the long run
Hi @mathiasrw, I am looking for some open source projects to work on. If this is issue is still open and hasn't been resolved, I'm interested in contributing to this issue.
Hi,
Using the ESCAPE character in LIKE clause for 2 columns do not filter anything. To have the LIKE clause correctly applied, we must change the ESCAPE character (for example using ^).
A second point about escaping (no jsfiddle because not a possible to use double quote without escaping it with a backslash!): Adding in the table a member with double quote char (for example: "1 in cities), and searching the double quote char, using the ^ for ESCAPE, executing the following SQL :
return a parsing error: "SyntaxError: Parse error on line 1:..."
Modifying the ESCAPE char to use \:
returns correct result. Thanks a lot! Regards.