fix(export): Escape MySQL column names #8961
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This change wraps all the column names with backticks so that MySQL won't complain when a table has columns that are also reserved keywords in MySQL.
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This change wraps all the column names with backticks so that MySQL won't complain when a table has columns that are also reserved keywords in MySQL.
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Description: This change wraps all the column names with backticks so that MySQL won't complain when a table has columns that are also reserved keywords in MySQL.