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For example:
When I set up read-write separation, write uses the a library and read uses the b library.
SQL:
select * from b.in_order_dt orderd
inner join c.erp_tm_sku sku
on orderd.sku_id = sku.id
The last executed SQL is:
select * from b.in_order_dt orderd
inner join b.erp_tm_sku sku
on orderd.sku_id = sku.id
How should I configure it so that my library name is not replaced?
THANKS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For example:
When I set up read-write separation, write uses the a library and read uses the b library.
SQL:
select * from b.in_order_dt orderd
inner join c.erp_tm_sku sku
on orderd.sku_id = sku.id
The last executed SQL is:
select * from b.in_order_dt orderd
inner join b.erp_tm_sku sku
on orderd.sku_id = sku.id
How should I configure it so that my library name is not replaced?
THANKS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: