Wrap postgres column identifiers with quotes to handle reserved keywords#49
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Wrap postgres column identifiers with quotes to handle reserved keywords#49
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Encountered this error when trying to use the postgres loader with the following SQL query
"SELECT * FROM \"edgeandnode/ethereum_mainnet@0.0.2\".transactions LIMIT 100"Output:
The operation was failing because the
ethereum_mainnetdataset contained column names that were reserved SQL keywords liketo,from, ...This PR addresses this edge case by wrapping column names with
"so that reserved keywords will not throw an error and loading operation can take place normally.Successful output after fix applied: