Here is my code for joining two tables:
DB.from(:sources).join(:payloads, :source_id => :id)
The table names are :sources, :payloads.
The problem is that there is an :id column in payloads which overwrites the :id column in :sources. I need to use an alias so that I just obtain a mega table with all of the column names. However, as currently written and as my tables are currently structured, the :id columns are getting combined and the second table takes precedence. Does this make sense?
How do I make an alias so that the :id column from :sources still shows up?
To alias sources.id to a different name, use the Identifier aliases.
.select_append(:sources__id___source_id).join...
# *, `sources`.`id` AS 'source_id'
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