If you have columns A, B, C & D in a table, then the function quoteIdentifierIfNecessary from common.js will only work if you don't use the orderby clause. In that case, the code will execute twice and thus it will enclose the same string in double-quotes twice.
I've fixed this by changing the function to:
I'm pretty sure this is not the best way to fix this, but it works.
BTW: OData works with $select and $orderby parameters without double-quoted column names.
Maybe you could fix it - for those people that are still working on Hana 1.0 SP12 or even on SCP-Neo.
If you have columns A, B, C & D in a table, then the function quoteIdentifierIfNecessary from common.js will only work if you don't use the orderby clause. In that case, the code will execute twice and thus it will enclose the same string in double-quotes twice. I've fixed this by changing the function to:
exports.quoteIdentifierIfNecessary = function quoteIdentifierIfNecessary(identifier){if (!/^[A-Z_][A-Z_\d]+$/g.test(identifier)){identifier = identifier.replace(/['"]+/g, '');identifier = "\"" + identifier + "\"";}return identifier;};I'm pretty sure this is not the best way to fix this, but it works. BTW: OData works with $select and $orderby parameters without double-quoted column names.
Maybe you could fix it - for those people that are still working on Hana 1.0 SP12 or even on SCP-Neo.
Best regards, Ivan