MsSQL: unable to run queries on databases with names that contain `-`

[n-riesco]

See https://community.plot.ly/t/error-once-i-am-connected-to-my-azure-sql-database/6799/12?u=n-riesco

I face the same issue described in the link, with the 'Run' button not responding to even the simplest of queries. An error message is displayed all the time:

ERROR: Incorrect syntax near '.011'.

This seems to happen when the table name contains a point.

[n-riesco]

@pabucur A few questions:

1. does your database name contain any -?
2. can you see the database tree on the left hand side in the Query panel?

If the answer to 1) is no, and the answer to 2) is yes, please, could you share a simple query that reproduces the error?

@n-riesco Thank you for the quick reply! After rechecking, this seems to happen when a table does not hav e the typical 'dbo' schema, but an own one (thus the point which I before mistook as being part of the table name, which it wasn't).
An example, where the database is called user, then the schema corresponds to a certain group m1922, then the table name begins with a 0 : [user].[m1922].[011m_pc].

The database name does thus not contain any -, and I see the tree, but not sorted by the schema. The schemas are all grouped together, and I see only the table names. There seems to be a problem with them beginning with a number?

Query: SELECT TOP 10 * FROM [user].[m1922].[011m_pc]

The Run button does not respond and before running any query I already see the Error message:

ERROR: Incorrect syntax near '.011'.

[n-riesco]

@pabucur Oh, I see. The table name also needs quoting. I'll fix that on #464 .

[n-riesco]

@pabucur If you want to test #464, the installer for windows is here.