By default, MagicQuery outputs SQL in the dialect of the connection passed in parameter.
So if PostgreSQL is used, items will be quoted with ".
This is more than logical.
But in some rare cases, we might want to output in the MySQL dialect instead. This is true if the SQL outputed is to be reused in MagicQuery itself. Since MagicQuery only parses MySQL dialect, we might need a way to tell MagicQuery to output MySQL dialect rather than native dialect.
moufmouf
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5 years ago
By default, MagicQuery outputs SQL in the dialect of the connection passed in parameter.
So if PostgreSQL is used, items will be quoted with ". This is more than logical.
But in some rare cases, we might want to output in the MySQL dialect instead. This is true if the SQL outputed is to be reused in MagicQuery itself. Since MagicQuery only parses MySQL dialect, we might need a way to tell MagicQuery to output MySQL dialect rather than native dialect.