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use quote in backticks rather than escape #1111
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Looks good, I have a couple of suggestions but nothing major. Thanks for the quick turnaround!
modules/ROOT/pages/styleguide.adoc
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| * Avoid having to use back-ticks to escape characters and keywords. | ||
| * Avoid having to use backticks to quote characters and keywords. |
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| * Avoid having to use backticks to quote characters and keywords. | |
| * Avoid using characters and keywords that require the input to be quoted. |
Feels a little bit more actionable than "avoid having the db force a rule on you"
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| If any reserved keyword is escaped -- i.e. is encapsulated by backticks ```, such as `++`AND`++` -- it would become a valid identifier in the above contexts. | ||
| If any reserved keyword is quoted in backticks (```), such as `++`AND`++`, it would become a valid identifier in the above contexts. |
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Maybe we should add that this isn't recommended, or maybe that is obvious 🤔
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Thanks for the documentation updates. The preview documentation has now been torn down - reopening this PR will republish it. |
This is the only mention of escaping with backticks that I found in the Operations manual. Cypher Manual PR: neo4j/docs-cypher#1111
This is the only mention of escaping with backticks that I found in the Operations manual. Cypher Manual PR: neo4j/docs-cypher#1111
Ops Manual PR: neo4j/docs-operations#1959