BUG: Fix error in two layer operations if equal column aliases used based on constant/function result #477
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SELECT layer2.naam, 'test' AS naam ...raised errorsqlite3.OperationalError: near ":1": syntax errorAlso related to #475, where this could occur for column
spatial_relation.