Postgresql, then switch to Mysql, I can reset both table and column names
properly using
Model.reset_column_information
and
Model.reset_table_name
This gives me the proper backquoted columns/table names for Mysql.
User.scoped.to_sql #=> "SELECT `users`.* FROM `users`"
If however, I switch back to Postgresql, and run the same commands, it
doesn't actually reset the column information properly, only the table_name.
User.scoped.to_sql #=> "SELECT \"users\".* FROM `users`"
I've found that it actually doesn't matter in which order this happens. The
first switch to one adapter allows me to reset properly. The second switch
however does NOT.
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