Language Injection Settings dialog: SQL Type Injection

Specify a data type pattern and associated injection language.

Item	Description
Type pattern	A regular expression pattern for a data type in your SQL code. For example, `(?i).*DATA` would be a case-insensitive pattern for data types ending in `data`. You can test your pattern: click or press `Alt+Enter`, and select Check RegExp. Then type the text to be matched against the pattern in the Sample field.
Language	The language to be injected into a string value of the corresponding type. ID. The language ID or name. Prefix. A sequence of characters to be added before the corresponding string value. Suffix. A sequence of characters to be added after the corresponding string value. The prefix and suffix are optional.

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Type pattern

A regular expression pattern for a data type in your SQL code. For example, (?i).*DATA would be a case-insensitive pattern for data types ending in data.

You can test your pattern: click or press Alt+Enter, and select Check RegExp. Then type the text to be matched against the pattern in the Sample field.

Language

The language to be injected into a string value of the corresponding type.

ID. The language ID or name.
Prefix. A sequence of characters to be added before the corresponding string value.
Suffix. A sequence of characters to be added after the corresponding string value.

The prefix and suffix are optional.

Last modified: 11 February 2024