[CBRD-24934] [Regression] extending dblink to DML: double quoted identifier #4587
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http://jira.cubrid.org/browse/CBRD-24934
To use reserved words as table or column names in other DBMS such as Oracle using extended table names in CUBRID, double quotes should be wrapped inside the braket like ["FROM"]. However, in the remote server, this identifier is being returned without double quotes. It can receive column information by sending a SELECT ["ALTER"], ["COUNT"], ["ADD"] FROM ["From"] query through cci_prepare. At this time, the column information becomes ALTER, COUNT, ADD without double quotes.