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This PR adds "" around stream name to pass any keyword that has been used as a stream name

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved SQL query handling in the Add Alert feature to prevent syntax errors and enhance security against injection vulnerabilities.
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    • Enhanced code readability with minor formatting adjustments.

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The changes in the AddAlert.vue component focus on modifying SQL query strings to ensure that the stream name is properly escaped with double quotes. This adjustment is made in multiple instances where SQL queries are constructed. Additionally, a minor formatting change was introduced to enhance code readability.

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web/src/components/alerts/AddAlert.vue Modified SQL query strings to escape the stream name with double quotes. Added a blank line before the try block in the getParser function for improved readability.

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  • fix: added search in dropdown of clone alert #4529: This PR modifies the AlertList.vue component, which is related to alerts, similar to the changes made in AddAlert.vue. Both PRs involve enhancements to user interaction with stream names, although the specific changes differ.

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