Invalid syntax for PostgreSQL INSERT statements

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Invalid syntax for PostgreSQL INSERT statements

ximion opened this issue 6 years ago · comments

Hi!
When persisting an entity on PostgreSQL, I get this error:

2018-09-08T21:32:33.011:statement.d:execute:84  INSERT INTO public.users(users.name,users.money,users.email) VALUES('Brian',99.9,'mail@example.com') returning id 
hunt.database.exception.DatabaseException@../source/hunt/database/driver/postgresql/connection.d(83): DB SQL :  INSERT INTO public.users(users.name,users.money,users.email) VALUES('Brian',99.9,'brian@huntlabs.cn') returning id 
DB status : 7 
EXECUTE ERROR : 7
ERROR:  Column »users« of relation »users« does not exist.
LINE 1:  INSERT INTO public.users(users.name,users.money,users.email...
                                  ^

The problem is the table prefix before the column name.
A statement like INSERT INTO public.users(name,money,email) VALUES('Brian',99.9,'mail@example.com') returning id would work.

This is easy to change, but I am not sure about the implications for other databases or JOIN statements in changing this, hence I filed this issue instead of a PR.