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We have a function Query.get_all_columns(self) which does indeed return the names of all columns from all tables. But that can be overwhelming. We could add an optional argument table, defaulting to None to give current behavior.
Then to make that more useful we could add Query.get_all_tables(self)
which would return a list of table names for the current schema.
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We have a function
Query.get_all_columns(self)
which does indeed return the names of all columns from all tables. But that can be overwhelming. We could add an optional argumenttable
, defaulting to None to give current behavior.Then to make that more useful we could add
Query.get_all_tables(self)
which would return a list of table names for the current schema.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: