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igrishaev 2025-07-15T15:18:42.445709Z
Let's imagine I have a schema, e.g. :test_env and a function name :get_some_data , both keywords. How can I compose a function call like this?
select "test_env"."get_some_data"(some_arg) as data(honey.sql/format {:select [[[:'test_env.get_some_data :arg] :data]]})
["SELECT test_env.get_some_data(arg) AS data"]:. syntax would help, something like
{:select [[[:. :test_env :get_some_data] :arg] :data]}
valerauko 2025-07-15T15:27:00.004989Z
haven't tried, but maybe :test_env/get_some_data ?
igrishaev 2025-07-15T15:28:06.136569Z
I tried it as well but honeysql takes only the name and drops the namespace. It becomes GET_SOME_DATA(...)
p-himik 2025-07-15T15:29:36.011459Z
I think technically it should be
{:select [[[[:. :test_env :get_some_data] :some-arg] :data]]}SELECT (test_env.get_some_data, some_arg) AS data
seancorfield 2025-07-15T16:15:45.491959Z
Right now, the "quoted keyword" approach is the only way to get a schema-qualified function name -- the README gives specific examples of that -- and there's no way to have an expression in the fn position . Feel free to create an issue and I'll have a think about it.
igrishaev 2025-07-16T07:17:43.455589Z