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orderBy alias

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I am getting a bit confused as to how to implement the following.

SELECT user.id, max(highscore.amount) AS best
FROM user RIGHT JOIN highscore
ON user.id = highscore.user_id
GROUP BY user.id
ORDER BY best DESC

What’s the equivalent in mammoth notation?

db.select(db.user.id, max(db.highscore.amount).as('best'))
.from(db.user)
.rightJoin(db.highscore)
.on(db.user.id.eq(db.highscore.userId))
.groupBy(db.user.id)
.orderBy(????????)

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

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martijndehcommented, Jan 14, 2022

Not a problem. It’s a good thing to ask questions.

No, because the implementation only quotes camelCase and reserved keywords. See the second test which does quote the expression alias.

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AuspeXeucommented, Jan 14, 2022

Sorry if I am being picky about this one. Shouldn’t this test actually fail, as the expected SQL string is missing the double quoted alias introduced yesterday?

https://github.com/Ff00ff/mammoth/commit/70e416c83cd7df94c3a4842f77a86c2e66c182ad#diff-dd39016209173bf6d19ea09508619f69e7ef43cb41d53156f395fafae8514100R466