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Regression: migrating from build_sql() to glue_sql2() lost escaping #1351
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A simple Postgres translation also suffers from this error, when previously it was acceptable, suggesting a broader issue:
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Ah, yea, the straight glue here removes the escaping: 83045c5#diff-1d16344a03920504ed530dc7fa4a10614ffc383ba2c5762d18706280747d1f97R102 |
Another (slightly more obscure) example:
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I checked all uses of
con <- simulate_dbi()
translate_sql(x[1L], con = con)
translate_sql(desc(1), con = con)
translate_sql(n_distinct(1), con = con) We can fix them but is there a valid use case for them?
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Note that |
Thank you, great call! Leaving (2) aside seems fine to me. |
Problem summary
In #1228, most references to
build_sql()
where replaced withglue_sql2()
.This subtly broke some fundamental SQL translations, since
escape()
methods were no longer being applied.Reprex (using Snowflake as my motivating example)
Previously:
current translation, which fails:
Solutions considered
escape(x)
in applicable calls toglue_sql2()
(e.g., add escaping for Snowflake interval functions #1350 to mitigate breaking Snowflake translations)escape()
functionality frombuild_sql()
togluesql2()
(https://github.com/tidyverse/dbplyr/blob/main/R/build-sql.R#L32-L44)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: