Fixed "*DB.Raw()" bug where single or double quotes containing '@' were incorrectly identified as named variables #7207
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What did this pull request do?
Fixed "*DB.Raw()" has a bug where single or double quotes containing '@' are incorrectly recognized as named variables.
When I call the Raw method, if the SQL contains a quote wrapped
@
, then this@
will not be treated as part of the string, but as a named parameter. I have increased the judgment of quotation marks to ensure that the content inside the quotation marks will not be recognized as distinctive symbols.User Case Description
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