Fix: Properly escape SQL identifiers to handle reserved keywords like key
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… `key` (bakwc#162) * Fix the conflict issue with reserved keywords. * Remove the SQL query print statement used for debugging --------- Co-authored-by: liandong <liandong00@qq.com>
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Escaped all column names in order_by using backticks (```) to prevent syntax conflicts with reserved keywords.
I don't understand Python, I tried to fix it, this issue, I hope you can take a look.