Major Description
Create a table with special characters:
```
CREATE CATALOG `a_catalog-with+special^chars`; CREATE SCHEMA `a_catalog-with+special^chars`.`a_schema-with+special^chars`; CREATE TABLE `a_catalog-with+special^chars`.`a_schema-with+special^chars`.`table1` ( id int, feat1 varchar(255), CONSTRAINT pk PRIMARY KEY (id,feat1) );
```
Then run SHOW CREATE TABLE:
```
SHOW CREATE TABLE `a_catalog-with+special^chars`.`a_schema-with+special^chars`.`table1`;
```
The response is:
```
createtab_stmt "CREATE TABLE a_catalog-with+special^chars.a_schema-with+special^chars.table1 ( id INT NOT NULL, feat1 VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT pk PRIMARY KEY (id, feat1)) USING delta TBLPROPERTIES ( 'delta.minReaderVersion' = '1', 'delta.minWriterVersion' = '2') "
```
As you can see, the table name in the response is not properly escaped with backticks. As a result, if a user copies and pastes this create table command to recreate the table, it will fail:
[INVALID_IDENTIFIER] The identifier a_catalog-with is invalid. Please, consider quoting it with back-quotes as `a_catalog-with`.(line 1, pos 22)