# test case
my ($sql, @bind) = sql_interp 'INSERT INTO `group`', \%item;
# issue
This doesn't produce the correct SQL statement. The reason I assume is
because the mysql table name is escaped using backticks which is
neccessary because it is a keyword. Un-escaping it fixes the problem but
renders the statement useless as the database thinks I am using the
keyword. This has been tested with SQLite and MySQL.