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Spelling Mistakes
- guides/databases/cdl-to-ddl.md:196:22 Unknown word "slugified"
- guides/databases/cdl-to-ddl.md:197:23 Unknown word "slugification"
- guides/databases/cdl-to-ddl.md:197:120 Unknown word "slugified"
- guides/databases/cdl-to-ddl.md:204:24 Unknown word "slugified"
- guides/databases/cdl-to-ddl.md:205:70 Unknown word "slugified"
Generally, for each spelling mistake there are 2 ways to fix it:
- Fix the spelling mistake and commit it.
- The word is incorrectly reported as misspelled → put the word on the project-words.txt list, located in the root project directory.
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| > [!tip] Guaranteed & Stable Slugification | ||
| > The slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in native SQL queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: | ||
| > [!tip] You may use slugified names in CAP Node.js |
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| > [!tip] You may use slugified names in CAP Node.js | |
| > [!tip] You may use studified names in CAP Node.js |
Or maybe one of these: slugged, slugify, sluiced, slugabed?
| > [!tip] Guaranteed & Stable Slugification | ||
| > The slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in native SQL queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: | ||
| > [!tip] You may use slugified names in CAP Node.js | ||
| > In CAP Node.js, the slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: |
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| > In CAP Node.js, the slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: | |
| > In CAP Node.js, the specification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: |
Or maybe one of these: ?
| > [!tip] Guaranteed & Stable Slugification | ||
| > The slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in native SQL queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: | ||
| > [!tip] You may use slugified names in CAP Node.js | ||
| > In CAP Node.js, the slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: |
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| > In CAP Node.js, the slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the slugified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: | |
| > In CAP Node.js, the slugification effects are guaranteed and stable, which means that you can rely on it and use the studified names in _native SQL_ queries. For example, both of the following CQL queries are equivalent and will work as expected: |
Or maybe one of these: slugged, slugify, sluiced, slugabed?
| await cds.run `SELECT from sap.capire.bookshop.Books` | ||
| await cds.run `SELECT from sap_capire_bookshop_Books` | ||
| ``` | ||
| > [!warning] Don't use slugified names in CAP Java |
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| > [!warning] Don't use slugified names in CAP Java | |
| > [!warning] Don't use studified names in CAP Java |
Or maybe one of these: slugged, slugify, sluiced, slugabed?
| await cds.run `SELECT from sap_capire_bookshop_Books` | ||
| ``` | ||
| > [!warning] Don't use slugified names in CAP Java | ||
| In CAP Java, you can use fully qualified entity names with dots. The slugified names can't be used in CQL queries. |
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| In CAP Java, you can use fully qualified entity names with dots. The slugified names can't be used in CQL queries. | |
| In CAP Java, you can use fully qualified entity names with dots. The studified names can't be used in CQL queries. |
Or maybe one of these: slugged, slugify, sluiced, slugabed?
Co-authored-by: Matthias Schur <[email protected]>
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