Change ON to IN for GRANT syntax#6
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d-roman-halliday wants to merge 6 commits intothomaseibner:mainfrom
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Change ON to IN for GRANT syntax#6d-roman-halliday wants to merge 6 commits intothomaseibner:mainfrom
ON to IN for GRANT syntax#6d-roman-halliday wants to merge 6 commits intothomaseibner:mainfrom
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GRANT Syntax change/clash
when running:
I got
GRANTstatements which didn't work, so I've changed the logic around. I can see that it was changed over in a previous change:I'm not sure if this is a case of the previous change being a bug (it was changed in other places too then), or if we have a clash (in some cases we want it to be
ONin this statement and in others we wantIN).Changes:
.gitignorerequirements.txtforsf_create_objfunctionalityONtoINforGRANTsyntax (for./sf_create_obj schema <DB>.<SCHEMA>)