Using the -i or -n params from the go command to assign the value of one column to different variables does not seem to work.
Examples: (# - denotes an output line in FS, the rest are input lines)
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS test_table /
CREATE TABLE test_table (`col one` VARCHAR(20)) /
INSERT INTO test_table VALUES ('one') /
declare test_var1=val1
declare test_var2=val2
SELECT * FROM test_table
go -i test_var1=1 -i test_var2=1
declare -p test_var1 test_var2
# declare -- test_var1="val1" <---The expected output would be test_var1="one"
# declare -- test_var2="one"
declare test_var1=val1
declare test_var2=val2
SELECT * FROM test_table
go -n test_var1='col one' -n test_var2='col one'
declare -p test_var1 test_var2
# declare -- test_var1="val1" <---The expected output would be test_var1="one"
# declare -- test_var2="one"
declare test_var1=val1
declare test_var2=val2
SELECT * FROM test_table
go -n test_var1='col one' -i test_var2=1
declare -p test_var1 test_var2
# declare -- test_var1="one" <--- OK, if using -n and -i the assignment works
# declare -- test_var2="one"
Tested on both ADS 12.0.15 and ADS 13 RC1 using both MySQL and SQLite, in all the cases the behavior is as above.
