Hello. If i write a query with the following pattern using the MySQL
dialect i get an unexpected result with JOOQ 3.2.0 and 3.1.0 (did not test
older versions).
TABLE_A A = TABLE_A.as("A");
TABLE_B B = TABLE_B.as("B");
context.select(A.ID).from(A)
.join(
select(B.ID).from(B).where(B.NAME.contains(text))
).on(B.ID.eq(A.ID)).fetch();
What i get is the following:
select `A`.`ID` from `TABLE_A` as `A`
join (
select `B`.`ID` from `TABLE_B` as `B` where `B`.`NAME` like concat('%',
?, '%') escape '!'
) as `alias_1234567` on `B`.`ID` = `A`.`ID`;
Instead of the "unknown" alias `alias_1234567` i would expect `B`. Did i do
something wrong or is this a bug in JOOQ?
Greetings from Brian and Tobias
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