Use double quotes for whole column name, when querying object attributes

Use case: Right now if I want to query a object attribute in crateDB I have to use

SELECT objectName['attributeName'] FROM table;
--or
SELECT "objectName"['attributeName'] FROM table;

Although from the SQL-Syntax-perspective objectName[‘attributeName’] is the whole column name. And column names in PostgreSQL and other SQL syntaxes can be encapsulated in double quotes. For tools with postgres support, they might be able to read the object attribute columns, from the schema, but querying might not work if they encapsulate this names in double quotes automatically (like Grafana does)

Feature description:

I would like to be able to query object attribute columns like this:

SELECT "objectName['attributeName']" FROM table;

This should increase the compatibility with some tools encapsulating column names in double quotes.

[seut]

Although it’s syntactically not completely correct, as @mfussenegger pointed out, we’ve decided to add support for quoted subscript expression to improve usability and client compatibility. See https://github.com/crate/crate/pull/10485.

Thank you for bringing this up.

[proddata]

With the fix of quote_ident the problem is solved for Grafana. However Looker adds the double quotes in code and not using the quote_ident function …

SELECT table_schema, table_name, column_name, data_type FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE table_schema IN ('doc') AND table_name IN ('test') ORDER BY table_name