Most interestingly, a case of duplicate column names check that seems to
have slipped through the net allowing a table to have three columns
named the same, but only if they're empty and the user has used a
different delimiter set each time (which by the way is discouraged and
we should stick to
I read that VALUES(expr-list) means the same as SELECT(expr-list), but
apparently not with regards to the metadata that's sent out along with
the values.
If I issue these two commands, in one case I end up with column names
"", ":1", ":2" (sequential), and in the other I end up with "1", "2",
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