Influx Data Source for SQL --- adds predicates to table names making some data inaccessible

### What happened? The InfluxDB v3 environment has a database named '_internal' that is different than 'normal' databases: ``` ubuntu@v3-ruby-ingest1:/u01$ influxdb3 query --database _internal "show tables" +---------------+--------------------+-------------------------------------+------------+ | table_catalog | table_schema | table_name | table_type | +---------------+--------------------+-------------------------------------+------------+ | public | system | compacted_data | BASE TABLE | | public | system | compaction_events | BASE TABLE | | public | system | databases | BASE TABLE | | public | system | distinct_caches | BASE TABLE | ``` When other databases have a 'table schema' of 'iox': ``` ubuntu@v3-ruby-ingest1:/u01$ influxdb3 query --database telegraf_v3 "show tables" +---------------+--------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+------------+ | table_catalog | table_schema | table_name | table_type | +---------------+--------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+------------+ | public | iox | cpu | BASE TABLE | | public | iox | datafusion_mem_pool_bytes | BASE TABLE | | public | iox | disk | BASE TABLE | | public | iox | diskio | BASE TABLE | ``` The problem is that the 'Explore' tool (and probably everything else) predicates the table name with 'public.iox', which causes problems with the `_internal` database as its table schema is 'public.system'. I a…