AND e.spouse_id_number = tgs.id_number(+)
AND tgs.id_number = sps.id_number(+)
turns into
AND e.spouse_id_number = tgs.id_number()
AND tgs.id_number = sps.id_number()
After being run through SqlFormatter
When I run SqlFormatter::format($sql) on sql code that contains these oracle outerjoins with plus signs (+) they get removed from the final output after SqlFormatter formats the SQL code. How would I go about preventing this? Thanks
Code example:
AND e.spouse_id_number = tgs.id_number(+) AND tgs.id_number = sps.id_number(+)
turns into
AND e.spouse_id_number = tgs.id_number() AND tgs.id_number = sps.id_number()
After being run through SqlFormatter
When I run SqlFormatter::format($sql) on sql code that contains these oracle outerjoins with plus signs (+) they get removed from the final output after SqlFormatter formats the SQL code. How would I go about preventing this? Thanks