valid_identifier_regex: Regex pattern to validate SQL identifier names
In UweBlock/lazysql: Lazy SQL Programming
Description
Usage
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Value
Note
Author(s)
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Description
Returns a regular expression to validate unquoted SQL identifiers.
Usage
1
Details
Valid SQL identifiers must begin with an alphabetic character followed by
alphanumeric characters or underscores "_".
Value
Character string with regular expression.
Note
The current implementation doesn't allow any other special characters in
SQL identfiers or quoted SQL identifiers for safety reasons.
In future releases, valid SQL identifiers might be defined depending
on the target database system.
Author(s)
Uwe Block
References
ORACLE Database SQL Language Reference.
Examples
1
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Description Usage Details Value Note Author(s) References Examples
Description
Returns a regular expression to validate unquoted SQL identifiers.
Usage
1 |
Details
Valid SQL identifiers must begin with an alphabetic character followed by
alphanumeric characters or underscores "_".
Value
Character string with regular expression.
Note
The current implementation doesn't allow any other special characters in SQL identfiers or quoted SQL identifiers for safety reasons. In future releases, valid SQL identifiers might be defined depending on the target database system.
Author(s)
Uwe Block
References
ORACLE Database SQL Language Reference.
Examples
1 |
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