As per SQL standard. Hive currently uses `` (backticks). Default will continue being backticks, but we will support identifiers within double quotation via configuration parameter.
This issue will also extends support for arbitrary char sequences, e.g., containing ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * () , < >, in database and table names. Currently, special characters are only supported for column names.
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HIVE-23664 Handle Change in SQL Mode For Views
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- Open
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- is depended upon by
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HIVE-23342 Allow user to set "mode" in the JDBC Connection String
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- Open
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HIVE-23343 SHOW CREATE TABLE Should Respect the Current Mode
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- Open
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HIVE-23150 Create an Object Identifier Parser for All Components to Use
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- In Progress
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HIVE-23172 Quoted Backtick Columns Are Not Parsing Correctly
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- Open
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HIVE-23186 Strict Check SemanticException Should Properly Quote Table Name
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- Open
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HIVE-23505 Unable to run HivePreparedStatement with "?" in the column name
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- Open
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HIVE-23898 Query fails if identifier contains double quotes or semicolon char
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- Resolved
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HIVE-23172 Quoted Backtick Columns Are Not Parsing Correctly
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- Open
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HIVE-23888 Simplify special_character_in_tabnames_1.q
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- Resolved
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