Correct CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS syntax for MSSQL #26
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This pull request fixes changes the syntax present in the Mssql driver's
getSchemaVersion()
function to be acceptable T-SQL syntax.T-SQL does not support the
CREATE TABLE IF EXISTS
syntax so theOBJECT_ID
function must be used instead to check if such database object exists.There were two commits made in this pull request, the first being a bit longer, but guarantees that the ID returned by
OBJECT_ID
is a table and not another database object such as a view or function.One thing to keep in mind though is that the provided fix only works for tables in the default
dbo
database schema. Tables that are in another schema will need to have their schema specified. For example, the schema in the snippet below is prepended before the table name, spearated by a period: