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Given that this is defined in a mysql script:
`Project1`.`Id` AS `Id1d334656-0d51-4bf6-bb08-6c25d01e7745`
Does this mean that
`Project1`.`Id`
is no longer accessible by that name and only by
`Project1`.`Id1d334656-0d51-4bf6-bb08-6c25d01e7745`
?
Background: This script is being generated by MySqlConnector/net and this is part of the command that is generated.
aliases have no table assignment, so it’d be just
ID1d3346etc..... If they did, that’d defeat the purpose of the aliases, e.g.would be an error, even though the two aliases are coming from different tables.