> Hmm but the first one has actually no name, it's just casted as datatype
> time. I now realise that casted columns get assigned the datatype as
> name. Should it not show ?column? as output just like you a "select
> null;" would do?
i think you're confusing what the front end uses as a default column
heading with what the back end uses as a default column name. '?column?'
would probably not meet SQL standards.
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Mike Nolan
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