Emoji in SQL – Using Emoji as SQL Identifiersbaldi.me 4 pointscrisbal_9 years ago4 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−crisbal_OP9yHello, author here. Sorry if I am posting from a new account but I forgot the password to my old one (crisbal) and I didn't set a recovery email.Let me know if you have any question.−jacopofar29yHave you tried it in production? It would be nice to have a feedback from a DBA−crisbal_OP9yThere is not a single reason to try this in production, or even for a side project.−tzury9ytldr; Emojis are Unicode entities, and as such, can be used within a SQL statement. Do not try this at work.
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Hello, author here. Sorry if I am posting from a new account but I forgot the password to my old one (crisbal) and I didn't set a recovery email.
Let me know if you have any question.
Have you tried it in production? It would be nice to have a feedback from a DBA
There is not a single reason to try this in production, or even for a side project.
tldr; Emojis are Unicode entities, and as such, can be used within a SQL statement. Do not try this at work.