WIP: return test_generate_multiple_table_backup back

Author: WatheqAlshowaiter

src/BackupTablesService.php

@@ -115,8 +115,6 @@ protected function backupTablesForForMysql($newTableName, $table): array
 
         // for MySQL 5.7
 
-
-
         DB::statement("Create TABLE IF Not exists $newTableName like $table");
 
         $columns = collect(DB::select("SHOW COLUMNS FROM $table"))
@@ -128,29 +126,6 @@ protected function backupTablesForForMysql($newTableName, $table): array
         DB::statement(/**@lang MySQL */ "INSERT INTO $newTableName ($columns) SELECT $columns FROM $table");
 
 
-        // Step 1: Create the new table with the same structure, including generated columns
-        //DB::statement(/**@lang MySQL */ "CREATE TABLE $newTableName LIKE $table");
-
-        // Step 2: get the definition for generated columns `SHOW CREATE TABLE $table`
-        // Step 3: extract the virtual columns definition to alter them later
-        // Step 4: get all non-generated columns, then insert them to the new table
-        // Step 5: Alter new table to add the generated tables definitions.
-
-
-        //$generatedColumns = collect(DB::select(DB::raw('SHOW COLUMNS FROM $table')))
-        //;
-
-        // Step 2: Get the list of columns, excluding generated columns
-        //$columns = collect(DB::select(DB::raw("SHOW COLUMNS FROM $table")))
-        //    ->reject(function ($column) {
-        //        return str_contains($column->Extra, 'VIRTUAL GENERATED') || str_contains($column->Extra, 'STORED GENERATED');
-        //    })->pluck('Field')
-        //    ->implode(', ');
-
-        // Step 3: Insert data into the new table, excluding generated columns
-        //DB::statement(/**@lang MySQL */ "INSERT INTO $newTableName ($columns) SELECT $columns FROM $table");
-
-        //DB::statement(/**@lang PostgreSQL */ "CREATE TABLE $newTableName AS SELECT * FROM $table"); // todo for now
         return $this->returnedBackupResponse($newTableName, $table);
     }