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Describe the bug The collate sqlalchemy function is not correctly handled in the Clickhouse dialect
To Reproduce from sqlalchemy.sql.operators import collate
query.collate(asc("display_name"), "en"))
it generates the following query: SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE en LIMIT 0, 300
SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE en LIMIT 0, 300
Expected behavior The correct query should be: SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE 'en' LIMIT 0, 300
SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE 'en' LIMIT 0, 300
Also, using query.collate(asc("display_name"), "'en'")) is not fixing
query.collate(asc("display_name"), "'en'"))
Do you have any suggestions? Versions 0.3.0
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Describe the bug
The collate sqlalchemy function is not correctly handled in the Clickhouse dialect
To Reproduce
from sqlalchemy.sql.operators import collate
query.collate(asc("display_name"), "en"))
it generates the following query:
SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE en LIMIT 0, 300
Expected behavior
The correct query should be:
SELECT ... FROM test WHERE ... ORDER BY display_name ASC COLLATE 'en' LIMIT 0, 300
Also, using
query.collate(asc("display_name"), "'en'"))
is not fixingDo you have any suggestions?
Versions
0.3.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: