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Bug #5755 Cannot handle select in form of tablename.*
Submitted: 2005-10-22 16:34 UTC
From: shannah at sfu dot ca Assigned: epte
Status: Closed Package: SQL_Parser
PHP Version: 4.3.11 OS: OS X
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 [2005-10-22 16:34 UTC] shannah at sfu dot ca
Description: ------------ Trying to parse: select Courses.* from Courses, Student_Courses where Courses.id=Student_Courses.courseid and Student_Courses.studentid='10' It reads 'Courses.*' as simply 'Courses.' Test script: --------------- require_once 'SQL/Parser.php'; $sql = "select Courses.* from Courses, Student_Courses where Courses.id=Student_Courses.courseid and Student_Courses.studentid='10'"; $parser = new SQL_Parser(); $struct = $parser->parse($sql); print_r($struct['column_names']); Expected result: ---------------- Array ( [0] => Courses.* ) Actual result: -------------- Array ( [0] => Courses. )

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 [2005-12-02 02:03 UTC] epte at php dot net
Thank you for the test script. :)
 [2006-01-12 21:55 UTC] epte at php dot net
I have figured out the testing framework around SQL_Parser and have added your test. In fact, there were several tests that were incorrectly being generated along the same lines as this bug. Those have also been fixed.
 [2006-04-03 05:22 UTC] epte at php dot net (Erich Enke)
This is fixed. Closing. Note that the correct behavior for this is not to have column_fields => Courses.* Rather, the column_tables has the Courses portion, and column_fields is just *