I mean, your column names differ by just the first three chars. Have a look at your mapping. Your patch works by trimming characters from the start, to get it down to the 20 char limit (I changed this to 15, for the benefit of db2).
Just try changing your mapping, and see if the bug goes away.
You're right. That is the problem. Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue? The only alternative to keeping track of all aliases generated to guarantee no duplicates that I can think of is to make sure that the suffixes are unique. We'd have to make sure that for a query, there is only one counter for the suffixes. I'm not exactly sure what purpose the suffix serves at the moment though, so perhaps this won't work.
-Mark
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