LanguageNames and comments
Names and comments
Names follow the rules of most programming languages, with backticks for everything else.
Names
A name is ASCII letters, digits and _, and does not start with a digit: order_items, created_at. Anything else goes in backticks:
table `order-items` "Lines of an order" { id bigint pk `unit price` decimal(12,2) }
A backtick name can hold any character except a backtick or a newline: hyphens, spaces, Hangul. `users` and users are the same name. A name made of non-ASCII letters must be in backticks, as in `주문`; resin says so and suggests the fix.
Keywords are not reserved
table, external, pk, uk, enc, enum, index, unique, as and audit are keywords only where they make sense, so a column may be called index. A backtick name is never a keyword.
Strings
Descriptions are in double quotes and end on the same line. Two escapes are recognized: \" and \\.
Comments#
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