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The source query uses double quotes around column names, e.g., WHERE "Lan" = 'ES'. I don't think this is correct syntax in the MySQL dialect, you should use backticks (`) instead. The mapper throws a SQL exception on this mapping.
Anyway, since the columns contain only safe characters, I propose to not use quotes at all, and go for e.g., WHERE Lan = 'ES';. This seems to work locally.
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The source query uses double quotes around column names, e.g.,
WHERE "Lan" = 'ES'
. I don't think this is correct syntax in the MySQL dialect, you should use backticks (`) instead. The mapper throws a SQL exception on this mapping.Anyway, since the columns contain only safe characters, I propose to not use quotes at all, and go for e.g.,
WHERE Lan = 'ES';
. This seems to work locally.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: