@ronin/compiler 0.10.2-leo-ron-1083-experimental-211 → 0.10.2-leo-ron-1083-experimental-212
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- package/README.md +3 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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// names themselves are aliased.
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//
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// This ensures the cleanest possible SQL statements in conjunction with the default
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// behavior of
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// behavior of SQL databases, where the result of a statement is a list (array) of
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// values, which are inherently not prone to conflicts.
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//
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// If the driver being used instead returns an object for every row, the driver must
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// ensure the uniqueness of every key in that object, which means prefixing duplicated
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// column names with the name of the respective table, if multiple tables are joined.
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// Drivers that return objects for rows offer this behavior as an option that is
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// usually called "expand columns". If the driver being used does not offer such an
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// option, you can instead activate the option in the compiler, which results in longer
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package/package.json
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