Generate correct view definition if a table shares its name with the database #4
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adamors
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It sounds like you did a fair bit of research on this to identify a mysql bug, etc., so I'd like to document the variations in code with a few test cases. My best idea is extracting the sanitization (normalization?) logic here into a utility method that can be tested without installing each example version of MySQL. Thoughts? |
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@adamors Would it be helpful if I extracted the utility method? I'm not positive what the test cases should be, though. |
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Fix for #3
The regex looks for either a space, an open brace or a comma before the database name, avoiding matching substrings where the database name appears twice.