Also of note are certain SQL characters that may have special meaning within a statement. The most common special character is the apostrophe, hexadecimal ASCII value 0x27 or %27 in the URL. So far the examples of SQL statements have included spaces in order for the statements to be easily...
...and I failed to notice for quite a while that there where no snapshots being tested for that specific test. (The directive was missing a whitespace between the<!--opener and the word "snapshot", meaning that mdtest wasn't recognising it as a directive.) This PR changes the parsing ...