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In WP-CLI we have a helper function to list database tables for the current WordPress install or a specific site within the multisite network.
There, we use the following query which seems to cause different results in MySQL vs SQLite:
https://github.com/wp-cli/wp-cli/blob/a8fba6e5d8ce9fca3150cdd4306b9a30a6ee18d0/php/utils-wp.php#L543
Specifically, column names don't appear to be prefixed with Tables_in_, which means the WHERE clause won't work in SQLite.
My current workaround is to do remove the WHERE clause and do the filtering in PHP instead, see wp-cli/wp-cli#6235
Just wanted to raise this in case it's an issue, but perhaps I'm simply missing something.
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