So it turns out that the '...' in the queries was not the issue. The issue was that Quickbooks does not use auto-incrementing primary keys for most of their tables, so Propel creates them in the model peer classes and calls them "id". When I was querying it kept coming back with an error about not being able to bind the ID field, and I thought it was on account of the '...', but it was that the ID field doesn't exist. Is there anyway to disable this feature in propel? To just create the model as is without creating artificial primary keys?
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