BUG: Fix to_sql passing incorrect index column name#65290
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doc/source/whatsnew/vX.X.X.rstfile if fixing a bug or adding a new feature.AGENTS.md.When
DataFrame.to_sqlis called withindex=Trueand a callablemethodon a DataFrame withMultiIndexcolumns, thekeyslist passed to the callable contained tuple-stringified index names (e.g.,"('index', '')") instead of the actual SQL column name ("index").This is because
insert_data()calledreset_index()on the temporary frame, which pads scalar index names to tuples to match theMultiIndexcolumn levels. Thenlist(map(str, temp.columns))converted those tuples to strings, meaning there is a mismatch with the SQL column names.I fixed this by explicitly constructing the
column_nameslist directly fromself.indexand the originalself.frame.columns. This bypasses the tuple padding fromreset_index, which was causing the bug.