[Phpmyadmin-devel] Problems with tablenames like 1234
Hi, phpMyAdmin have problem with table names like 1234, because the table names are not included in `` (!not '). i'm not sure if phpMyAdmin on windows systems works with this charactars. (`) can anybody test it and change the code? Regards, -- Steve Alberty [mailto:alberty@neptunlabs.de] NeptunLabs GbR ----------------------------------------------------Ende der Nachricht--
Steve, I think this will be solved by Feature request #439319, but I wanted to wait after 2.2.0. Marc Steve Alberty a écrit :
Hi,
phpMyAdmin have problem with table names like 1234, because the table names are not included in `` (!not ').
i'm not sure if phpMyAdmin on windows systems works with this charactars. (`)
can anybody test it and change the code?
Regards,
-- Steve Alberty [mailto:alberty@neptunlabs.de] NeptunLabs GbR
Oops, Steve, "a table name cannot consist only of numbers". http://www.mysql.com/doc/L/e/Legal_names.html Marc Steve Alberty a écrit :
Hi,
phpMyAdmin have problem with table names like 1234, because the table names are not included in `` (!not ').
i'm not sure if phpMyAdmin on windows systems works with this charactars. (`)
can anybody test it and change the code?
Regards,
-- Steve Alberty [mailto:alberty@neptunlabs.de] NeptunLabs GbR
Hi Marc,
Oops, Steve,
"a table name cannot consist only of numbers".
? MySQL accept "only number" table names without any problems. Under the mysql console i have no problems. What should we do? Forbide these table names? Regards, -- Steve
Steve Alberty a écrit :
Hi,
phpMyAdmin have problem with table names like 1234, because the table names are not included in `` (!not ').
i'm not sure if phpMyAdmin on windows systems works with this charactars. (`)
can anybody test it and change the code?
Regards,
Steve Alberty a écrit :
Hi Marc,
Oops, Steve,
"a table name cannot consist only of numbers".
?
MySQL accept "only number" table names without any problems. Under the mysql console i have no problems. What should we do? Forbide these table names?
Ok then, Feature request #439319 when completed, will solve this problem by protecting the table name with backquotes. But maybe some day, MySQL will behave like documented :) Marc
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