original_string: public function getDummyColumnName($tableName)
      {
          $result = 'is_dummy_record';
  
          if ($this->isSystemTableNameAllowed($tableName)) {
              $result = 'tx_phpunit_' . $result;
          } elseif ($this->isAdditionalTableNameAllowed($tableName)) {
              $result = $this->tablePrefix . '_' . $result;
          }
  
          return $result;
      }
code: public function getDummyColumnName($tableName)
      {
          $result = 'is_dummy_record';
  
          if ($this->isSystemTableNameAllowed($tableName)) {
              $result = 'tx_phpunit_' . $result;
          } elseif ($this->isAdditionalTableNameAllowed($tableName)) {
              $result = $this->tablePrefix . '_' . $result;
          }
  
          return $result;
      }
code_tokens: public function getDummyColumnName ( $ tableName ) { $ result = 'is_dummy_record' ; if ( $ this -> isSystemTableNameAllowed ( $ tableName ) ) { $ result = 'tx_phpunit_' . $ result ; } elseif ( $ this -> isAdditionalTableNameAllowed ( $ tableName ) ) { $ result = $ this -> tablePrefix . '_' . $ result ; } return $ result ; }
docstring: Returns the name of the column that marks a record as a dummy record.
  
  On most tables this is "is_dummy_record", but on system tables like
  "pages" or "fe_users", the column is called "tx_phpunit_dummy_record".
  
  On additional tables, the column is built using $this->tablePrefix as
  prefix e.g. "tx_seminars_is_dummy_record" if $this->tablePrefix =
  "tx_seminars".
  
  @param string $tableName
  the table name to look up, must not be empty
  
  @return string the name of the column that marks a record as dummy record
docstring_tokens: Returns the name of the column that marks a record as a dummy record .