Fix SQL quoting #5137
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Fix SQL quoting #5137
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`show` is keyword in MySQL and has to be quoted to reference a column name. Use grave accents (ASCII code 96) for quoting to match rest of the source code. It's non-standard SQL, but it's supported by SQLite and MySQL. Signed-off-by: Filip Navara <[email protected]>
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Make LG-TM work |
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Does lgtm work already? :) |
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Backport of #5117.
showis keyword in MySQL and has to be quoted to reference a column name. Use grave accents (ASCII code 96) for quoting to match rest of the source code. It's non-standard SQL, but it's supported by SQLite and MySQL.