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Class representation for all parts that change between SQL drivers #39

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@g105b

We already have the Condition classes tracked in their own issue, because they have some useful functionality when combining different logical conditions, but this issue covers all the other parts of a query that might be output in a different way between different database drivers.

For example:

  • like comparison uses slightly different syntax in MySQL to SQLite and Postgres (field like 'gr?g' in MySQL vs. field like 'gr_g' in others)

// TODO: More examples to flesh out the syntactical differences between the major vendors.

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