instantOLAP Online documentation 2.2.7 - Column-end bracket

Column-end bracket

Type

Constant String

Since

2.0

Description

This property defines the escape-character which is put after of the column-name by the SQL-generator. Together with the Column-Start bracket property you can define the escape-characters for column names of the used database. This is necessary when using column-names with white spaces or special chars.

For the most common database-systems this property is already pre-defined and there is no need to change this property.

Examples

Column-end bracket = "]"

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