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If you tab complete in the where clause, we should be able in most cases to know which table(s) you are selecting from and can give you a list of only the columns from those table(s)
select * from accounts where \t gives you a list of only the columns in accounts
select * from accounts as a join orders as o on \t gives you a list of the columns in accounts, prefixed with a., and the columns in orders prefixed with o.
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If you tab complete in the where clause, we should be able in most cases to know which table(s) you are selecting from and can give you a list of only the columns from those table(s)
select * from accounts where \t
gives you a list of only the columns inaccounts
select * from accounts as a join orders as o on \t
gives you a list of the columns inaccounts
, prefixed witha.
, and the columns inorders
prefixed witho.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: