Expand PostgreSQL grammar and AST APIs; make IN-list construction linear - #67
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Parse standalone TABLE and VALUES expressions through the compound-query parser, and allow them to participate in mixed UNION, INTERSECT and EXCEPT queries. Preserve explicit parentheses and local ORDER BY/LIMIT clauses so emitted SQL keeps the original grouping and set-operation precedence. Add operand completeness checks for VALUES without removing the permissive operator handling used by existing callers. Teach the planner to unwrap supported grouped queries and reject operands it cannot execute, rather than constructing an incomplete plan. This adds parsing and reconstruction; it does not implement local TABLE or VALUES execution. Cover AST contents, nested grouping, mixed operands, quoted relations, round trips, incomplete values and planner rejection. Verified the staged source snapshot independently: all 45 compound-query and planner tests passed. PostgreSQL compatibility snapshots are refreshed in a later commit of this series after the remaining grammar additions.
The IN-list parser previously called AstNode::add_child for every value. Each append walked all existing siblings, making construction quadratic in the number of list elements even though tokenization itself is linear. Keep a tail pointer local to parse_in and attach each parsed expression in constant time. Preserve the left-hand expression, value order, nested expression roots and the separate subquery path. Both PostgreSQL and MySQL benefit without adding allocations or changing the 48-byte AST ABI. Add regression tests inspecting every value in 3,000-element lists across arena blocks, together with emission checks for NOT IN, NULL, functions, arithmetic, tuples, nested lists and subqueries in both dialects. These correctness tests passed in the full suite; timing thresholds are not part of the tests. Benchmark code and reports are intentionally excluded from this branch's commits.
Represent DISTINCT ON, aggregate FILTER, LATERAL SELECT/function references, named windows and ROWS/RANGE/GROUPS frames as structured AST nodes. Preserve frame boundaries, exclusions, aliases and source quoting during emission. Reject these constructs in the local planner where execution is unsupported. Restore emission of window nodes that previously disappeared from SQL and digests; affected digest strings and hashes consequently change. Add parse_all with ordered per-statement results and byte spans. Reset the arena once per batch so earlier ASTs remain valid while later statements are parsed. Skip empty statements, retain failures, continue at available lexical boundaries, and prevent unknown commands from making batch.ok true. The API frames SQL text, not inline COPY data or procedural bodies. Build transaction/savepoint/prepared-transaction ASTs and bounded COPY ASTs for relation or supported query sources, directions, endpoints, modern options and WHERE clauses. Add COPY and RELEASE_SAVEPOINT classifications and update the oracle mapping. Use opt-in complete-operand parsing inside COPY queries without globally tightening existing permissive parser paths. Preserve PostgreSQL doubled-quote identifiers, ordinary versus E-string boundaries, and complete dollar-quote delimiters. Reject truncated dollar strings. Preserve quoted function names and normalize MySQL comma-LIMIT children into count/offset order, recording their original syntax for consumers that must handle anonymous bind positions. Add focused round-trip, AST mutation, malformed-input, lexical-boundary, retained-lifetime and planner-rejection tests and register them in the Makefile. The final combined tree passes all 1,354 active C++ tests and builds the corpus harness; 37 backend integration tests require unavailable servers. LATERAL WITH/VALUES/compound operands and interval frame offsets remain outside this implementation. Compatibility fixtures are refreshed separately after all parser changes in this series.
Add iterative preorder traversal with parent/depth/child context, subtree skipping, early termination and explicit node/depth limits. Add arena-backed constructors and deep cloning that copy value and source text, reject cyclic or shared-node trees, and report allocation failures. Validate subtree replacement before mutation, preserve the replaced node's sibling position, and reject attached or overlapping replacement trees. Parameterize a copied AST and return ordered lexical literal mappings plus existing-bind positions. Preserve PostgreSQL bind numbers and allocate new numbers after the largest existing index; track MySQL anonymous positions in emitted order. Preserve output-column ordinals, boolean syntax constants, cast type subtrees and dialect-specific datetime precision arguments. Keep quoted user functions bindable rather than mistaking them for builtins. Reject incomplete ParseResults and unsupported or opaque contexts explicitly, including CTEs, function-shaped CAST, utility roots, SELECT INTO, PostgreSQL string-shaped aliases and MySQL comma-LIMIT containing existing anonymous binds. Literal-only comma-LIMIT follows normalized count/offset order. The API returns lexical values rather than decoded values or inferred types. Preserve quoted DML targets, assignment columns, conflict identifiers and RETURNING aliases so rewriting does not silently change identifier meaning. Register 26 focused tests covering lifetime independence, traversal bounds, arena exhaustion, invalid replacements, quoting, ordinals and both dialects' parameter mappings. All 26 pass under AddressSanitizer and UndefinedBehavior- Sanitizer without diagnostics; the complete tree passes 1,354 active tests with 37 backend-dependent skips. No AST-layout change or runtime dependency on PostgreSQL is introduced.
Regenerate the PostgreSQL 18.4 report, complete accepted-statement inventory and selected CI fixtures from the final parser sources. Force a library rebuild first: the existing Makefile does not track header dependencies, and an earlier snapshot linked stale parser code. Keep the pinned PostgreSQL 17.7/18.4 oracle revisions and the 51,415-statement target corpus unchanged. The final inventory contains 19,139 complete-input AST results, 1,274 classification-only results, 28,678 trailing-input results, 2,194 statement type mismatches, 95 partial results and 35 errors. Relative to the snapshot before the latest query/API additions, complete-input coverage increases by 2,803 cases. Review the four formerly complete EXPLAIN/window queries that now expose the unsupported <-> operator instead of omitting expressions. The additional stale-build transitions do not lose any previously complete case relative to that pre-feature snapshot. Correct the runner fixture to expect unconsumed CREATE TABLE definitions and unknown-command tails rather than claiming all input was consumed. The report checks classification, status, AST presence and input consumption; it does not establish node-by-node AST equivalence or production workload coverage. The large generated diff also incorporates changes since the older committed baseline and must not be read entirely as gains from this patch. Validation: a forced full C++ rebuild passes 1,354 active tests with 37 backend-dependent skips and builds the corpus harness. All 87 compatibility harness tests pass and all 33,534 regenerated CI cases replay successfully. These are correctness fixtures and coverage reports; timing benchmarks and benchmark harnesses are intentionally excluded.
Document the new query grammar, supported transaction and COPY forms, and multi-statement parsing API with source offsets and per-statement results. State the lifetime requirements for input text and parser-arena ASTs, the limits of batch recovery, and the distinction between parsing a construct and executing it in the local query engine. Explain that window expressions now appear in emitted SQL and therefore change affected digest values. Add examples and contracts for bounded traversal, owning deep copies, validated subtree replacement and parameterization of copied ASTs. Cover PostgreSQL numbered binds, MySQL emitted parameter positions, literal/source mappings, preserved syntax constants, allocation behavior and contexts that must fail explicitly instead of yielding misleading rewritten SQL. Link both API guides from the README, correct its stale AstNode size claim to 48 bytes, and distinguish historical acceptance figures from complete-input AST coverage. Retain the implementation design and completion evidence with the user's current dedicated-branch instructions and benchmark exclusion. Documentation reflects the final forced build: 1,354 active C++ tests pass, 37 backend-dependent tests are skipped, 87 compatibility harness tests pass, and 33,534 refreshed CI fixtures replay successfully. Benchmark reports, harness code, build-ignore changes and new benchmark links remain uncommitted.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change expands PostgreSQL parsing for query expressions, casts, operators, windows, CTEs, transactions, and ChangesParser feature expansion
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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Client->>Parser: parse SQL
Parser->>CompoundQueryParser: parse query expression
CompoundQueryParser->>ExpressionParser: parse operands and clauses
ExpressionParser-->>CompoundQueryParser: return AST nodes or syntax error
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participant Client
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Client->>Parser: parse_all(sql, len)
Parser->>Tokenizer: split statements lexically
Tokenizer-->>Parser: return statement slices or lexical errors
Parser->>PgUtilityParser: parse COPY or transaction statement
PgUtilityParser-->>Parser: return ParseResult
Parser-->>Client: return BatchParseResult
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change broadens PostgreSQL parsing substantially, but several common queries are still handled incorrectly. Simple string concatenation can no longer be planned locally. Three-part column names are rewritten in a way that changes their meaning. Valid alias column lists such as 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the Quick Start test count.
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32-34: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueClarify the template rule for generic helpers.
CLAUDE.mdsays all parser-side templates useDialect D, sowalk_astfalls under the current wording despite having no dialect-specific behavior.Arena::allocate_typed<T>andkeyword_hash::build_table<KeywordEntry, N>use the same generic-helper pattern. Adding an unusedDialect Dwould satisfy the wording only nominally; document a narrow exception instead.Suggested guidance fix
-Everything parser-side is in `namespace sql_parser`. All templates are parameterized on `Dialect D`. +Everything parser-side is in `namespace sql_parser`. Templates with dialect-specific behavior use `Dialect D`; dialect-independent generic helpers are exempt.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@include/sql_parser/compound_query_parser.h`:
- Around line 231-232: Update the PostgreSQL LIMIT handling in the plan builder
so a NODE_IDENTIFIER representing ALL preserves the existing -1 unlimited count
instead of passing through parse_int_literal; retain normal count parsing for
other values and apply the behavior to LIMIT ALL with or without OFFSET. Add
plan-builder tests for both forms.
In `@include/sql_parser/emitter.h`:
- Around line 65-72: Update emit_node in the Sql emitter to return safely when
its node argument is null, and guard child emission in NODE_AGGREGATE_FILTER,
NODE_WINDOW_FUNCTION, and emit_window_frame before dereferencing or passing
potentially null children; preserve the surrounding SQL output for children that
are present.
In `@include/sql_parser/expression_parser.h`:
- Around line 859-868: Update parse_window_spec in expression_parser.h so MySQL
dialects also enter the window-frame parsing path for ROWS and RANGE, not just
PostgreSQL, while keeping GROUPS and EXCLUDE handling PostgreSQL-only. Use
parse_window_frame() for the shared frame-units logic, preserve the existing
syntax_error()/tok_.skip() flow after the frame, and ensure the
closing-parenthesis check no longer rejects valid MySQL OVER (...) frames.
In `@include/sql_parser/pg_utility_parser.h`:
- Around line 210-218: Update `identifier()` to accept the same non-reserved
keyword token types as expressions, reusing
`ExpressionParser<D>::is_keyword_as_identifier` and exposing that helper if
necessary. Preserve rejection of reserved structural words so valid names in
COPY and SAVEPOINT statements parse successfully.
- Around line 23-89: Add a RELEASE_SAVEPOINT case to the transaction statement
switch in the session handler so RELEASE statements do not fall through to DML
planning. Extract the savepoint name from the parsed result using the existing
SAVEPOINT case’s conventions, call the transaction manager’s savepoint-release
operation, and return its success or failure as a DmlResult.
In `@include/sql_parser/select_parser.h`:
- Around line 297-302: Update alias construction in the SELECT parser to use
make_node_from_token so NODE_ALIAS stores bare identifier text and retains its
source; set FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED when the token is delimited. Ensure alias
emission uses emit_identifier rather than emit_value so delimited aliases
preserve their original spelling.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 329: Update the architecture diagram’s node size label to match the
documented 48-byte AstNode layout, and keep the rest of the diagram unchanged.
Use the existing AstNode/diagram block in the README so the size annotation is
consistent with the intrusive linked-list structure and source-span fields
already described.
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In `@include/sql_parser/ast_walk.h`:
- Around line 32-34: Update the parser template guidance in CLAUDE.md to require
Dialect D only for templates with dialect-specific behavior, exempting
dialect-independent generic helpers such as walk_ast, Arena::allocate_typed, and
keyword_hash::build_table.
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Keep PostgreSQL LIMIT ALL unbounded in the plan.
Parsing ALL succeeds and produces a NODE_IDENTIFIER. The plan builder passes it to parse_int_literal(), which returns 0 because ALL has no digits. LimitOperator then emits no rows. Preserve the plan’s -1 unlimited sentinel for LIMIT ALL, including LIMIT ALL OFFSET n. Add plan-builder tests for both forms.
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--- a/include/sql_engine/plan_builder.h
+++ b/include/sql_engine/plan_builder.h
@@ -387,8 +387,22 @@
const sql_parser::AstNode* first = limit_clause->first_child;
if (first) {
- // Parse the literal count value
- limit->limit.count = parse_int_literal(first);
+ // Keep -1 for PostgreSQL LIMIT ALL; parse other counts.
+ bool is_limit_all = false;
+ if constexpr (D == sql_parser::Dialect::PostgreSQL) {
+ const sql_parser::StringRef value = first->value();
+ is_limit_all = first->type == sql_parser::NodeType::NODE_IDENTIFIER &&
+ value.len == 3 &&
+ (value.ptr[0] == 'A' || value.ptr[0] == 'a') &&
+ (value.ptr[1] == 'L' || value.ptr[1] == 'l') &&
+ (value.ptr[2] == 'L' || value.ptr[2] == 'l');
+ }
+ if (!is_limit_all) {
+ limit->limit.count = parse_int_literal(first);
+ }
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In `@include/sql_parser/compound_query_parser.h` around lines 231 - 232, Update
the PostgreSQL LIMIT handling in the plan builder so a NODE_IDENTIFIER
representing ALL preserves the existing -1 unlimited count instead of passing
through parse_int_literal; retain normal count parsing for other values and
apply the behavior to LIMIT ALL with or without OFFSET. Add plan-builder tests
for both forms.
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| case NodeType::NODE_AGGREGATE_FILTER: | ||
| emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" FILTER (WHERE "); | ||
| emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling); sb_.append_char(')'); break; | ||
| case NodeType::NODE_LATERAL: | ||
| sb_.append("LATERAL "); emit_node(node->first_child); break; | ||
| case NodeType::NODE_WINDOW_FUNCTION: | ||
| emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" OVER "); | ||
| emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling); break; |
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The new emit code crashes on missing children.
emit_node reads node->type without a null check. NODE_AGGREGATE_FILTER and NODE_WINDOW_FUNCTION read node->first_child->next_sibling. emit_window_frame calls emit_node(bound) when bound can be null. The parser always builds these children. The new replace_ast_subtree(root, x, nullptr) API can remove them, and the emitter then dereferences null. The existing emitters guard each child (if (left) emit_node(left)); apply the same pattern here.
Proposed fix
case NodeType::NODE_AGGREGATE_FILTER:
- emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" FILTER (WHERE ");
- emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling); sb_.append_char(')'); break;
+ if (!node->first_child) break;
+ emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" FILTER (WHERE ");
+ if (node->first_child->next_sibling) emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling);
+ sb_.append_char(')'); break;
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case NodeType::NODE_WINDOW_FUNCTION:
- emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" OVER ");
- emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling); break;
+ if (!node->first_child) break;
+ emit_node(node->first_child); sb_.append(" OVER ");
+ if (node->first_child->next_sibling) emit_node(node->first_child->next_sibling);
+ break;
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const AstNode* bound = node->first_child;
- emit_node(bound);
+ if (bound) emit_node(bound);
bound = bound ? bound->next_sibling : nullptr;
if (node->flags & FLAG_WINDOW_BETWEEN) {
- sb_.append(" AND "); emit_node(bound);
+ sb_.append(" AND "); if (bound) emit_node(bound);Also applies to: 195-206
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In `@include/sql_parser/emitter.h` around lines 65 - 72, Update emit_node in the
Sql emitter to return safely when its node argument is null, and guard child
emission in NODE_AGGREGATE_FILTER, NODE_WINDOW_FUNCTION, and emit_window_frame
before dereferencing or passing potentially null children; preserve the
surrounding SQL output for children that are present.
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| if constexpr (D == Dialect::PostgreSQL) { | ||
| if (keyword(tok_.peek(), "ROWS") || keyword(tok_.peek(), "RANGE") || | ||
| keyword(tok_.peek(), "GROUPS")) { | ||
| AstNode* frame = parse_window_frame(); | ||
| if (!frame) return nullptr; | ||
| spec->add_child(frame); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if (tok_.peek().type != TokenType::TK_RPAREN) return syntax_error(); | ||
| tok_.skip(); |
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Parse MySQL ROWS and RANGE frames.
MySQL accepts these frame units. For OVER (ORDER BY x ROWS ...), parse_window_spec() skips frame parsing for MySQL and fails its closing-parenthesis check at ROWS. The normal SELECT path then returns ParseResult::OK with an empty select-item list and leaves the frame in remaining, despite setting the tokenizer's fatal-error flag. Parse MySQL ROWS/RANGE frames while keeping PostgreSQL-only GROUPS and EXCLUDE handling gated.
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In `@include/sql_parser/expression_parser.h` around lines 859 - 868, Update
parse_window_spec in expression_parser.h so MySQL dialects also enter the
window-frame parsing path for ROWS and RANGE, not just PostgreSQL, while keeping
GROUPS and EXCLUDE handling PostgreSQL-only. Use parse_window_frame() for the
shared frame-units logic, preserve the existing syntax_error()/tok_.skip() flow
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| ParseResult transaction(const Token& first) { | ||
| ParseResult result; | ||
| const bool start = word(first, "START"); | ||
| const bool begin = word(first, "BEGIN") || start; | ||
| const bool rollback = word(first, "ROLLBACK") || word(first, "ABORT"); | ||
| const bool commit = word(first, "COMMIT") || word(first, "END"); | ||
| const bool prepare = word(first, "PREPARE"); | ||
| const bool save = word(first, "SAVEPOINT"); | ||
| result.stmt_type = begin ? (start ? StmtType::START_TRANSACTION : StmtType::BEGIN) | ||
| : rollback ? StmtType::ROLLBACK : commit ? StmtType::COMMIT | ||
| : prepare ? StmtType::PREPARE : save ? StmtType::SAVEPOINT | ||
| : StmtType::RELEASE_SAVEPOINT; | ||
| AstNode* root = node(NodeType::NODE_TRANSACTION_STMT, | ||
| start ? "START TRANSACTION" : begin ? "BEGIN" : rollback ? "ROLLBACK" | ||
| : commit ? "COMMIT" : prepare ? "PREPARE TRANSACTION" | ||
| : save ? "SAVEPOINT" : "RELEASE SAVEPOINT"); | ||
| bool work = false; | ||
| if (start || prepare) require("TRANSACTION"); | ||
| else if (begin || rollback || commit) work = take("WORK") || take("TRANSACTION"); | ||
|
|
||
| if (begin) { | ||
| bool had_option = false; | ||
| while (!failed_) { | ||
| const char* option = nullptr; | ||
| if (take("ISOLATION")) { | ||
| require("LEVEL"); | ||
| if (take("SERIALIZABLE")) option = "ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE"; | ||
| else if (take("REPEATABLE")) { require("READ"); option = "ISOLATION LEVEL REPEATABLE READ"; } | ||
| else if (take("READ")) { | ||
| if (take("COMMITTED")) option = "ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED"; | ||
| else { require("UNCOMMITTED"); option = "ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED"; } | ||
| } else fail(); | ||
| } else if (take("READ")) { | ||
| if (take("ONLY")) option = "READ ONLY"; | ||
| else { require("WRITE"); option = "READ WRITE"; } | ||
| } else if (take("NOT")) { | ||
| require("DEFERRABLE"); option = "NOT DEFERRABLE"; | ||
| } else if (take("DEFERRABLE")) option = "DEFERRABLE"; | ||
| else { | ||
| if (had_option) fail(); // comma without a following option | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| if (failed_) break; | ||
| append(root, node(NodeType::NODE_TRANSACTION_OPTION, option)); | ||
| had_option = tok_.peek().type == TokenType::TK_COMMA; | ||
| if (had_option) tok_.skip(); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (prepare || ((rollback || commit) && take("PREPARED"))) { | ||
| if (work) fail(); | ||
| if (!prepare) append(root, node(NodeType::NODE_TRANSACTION_OPTION, "PREPARED")); | ||
| append(root, string_value()); | ||
| } else if (save || (!rollback && !commit)) { | ||
| if (!save) take("SAVEPOINT"); | ||
| append(root, identifier()); | ||
| } else if (rollback && take("TO")) { | ||
| take("SAVEPOINT"); | ||
| append(root, node(NodeType::NODE_TRANSACTION_OPTION, "TO SAVEPOINT")); | ||
| append(root, identifier()); | ||
| } else if (take("AND")) { | ||
| bool no = take("NO"); | ||
| require("CHAIN"); | ||
| append(root, node(NodeType::NODE_TRANSACTION_OPTION, no ? "AND NO CHAIN" : "AND CHAIN")); | ||
| } | ||
| result.ast = root; | ||
| result.status = failed_ ? ParseResult::ERROR : ParseResult::OK; | ||
| return result; | ||
| } |
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RELEASE statements are misrouted to DML handling instead of transaction control.
When PostgreSQL RELEASE [SAVEPOINT] is parsed, PgUtilityParser::transaction() classifies it as StmtType::RELEASE_SAVEPOINT. The session handler in include/sql_engine/session.h switches on stmt_type and handles SAVEPOINT, BEGIN, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK via transaction manager methods, but has no case for RELEASE_SAVEPOINT. The default case breaks, and the statement falls through to DML planning (line 199+), where it is treated as a regular data manipulation statement and routed to DmlPlanBuilder.
The consequence is that RELEASE SAVEPOINT statements bypass transaction control handling and are incorrectly sent through distributed planner and DML execution paths instead of calling the transaction manager's savepoint-release operation.
Suggested fix
Add a case for RELEASE_SAVEPOINT in the transaction statement switch:
case sql_parser::StmtType::SAVEPOINT: {
DmlResult dr;
// The savepoint name is in the AST value or table_name
std::string name;
if (pr.table_name.ptr && pr.table_name.len > 0)
name.assign(pr.table_name.ptr, pr.table_name.len);
else if (pr.ast && pr.ast->value_ptr && pr.ast->value_len > 0)
name.assign(pr.ast->value_ptr, pr.ast->value_len);
else
name = "sp";
dr.success = txn_mgr_.savepoint(name.c_str());
if (!dr.success) dr.error_message = "SAVEPOINT failed";
return dr;
}
+ case sql_parser::StmtType::RELEASE_SAVEPOINT: {
+ DmlResult dr;
+ std::string name;
+ if (pr.table_name.ptr && pr.table_name.len > 0)
+ name.assign(pr.table_name.ptr, pr.table_name.len);
+ else if (pr.ast && pr.ast->value_ptr && pr.ast->value_len > 0)
+ name.assign(pr.ast->value_ptr, pr.ast->value_len);
+ else
+ name = "sp";
+ dr.success = txn_mgr_.release_savepoint(name.c_str());
+ if (!dr.success) dr.error_message = "RELEASE SAVEPOINT failed";
+ return dr;
+ }
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In `@include/sql_parser/pg_utility_parser.h` around lines 23 - 89, Add a
RELEASE_SAVEPOINT case to the transaction statement switch in the session
handler so RELEASE statements do not fall through to DML planning. Extract the
savepoint name from the parsed result using the existing SAVEPOINT case’s
conventions, call the transaction manager’s savepoint-release operation, and
return its success or failure as a DmlResult.
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| AstNode* identifier() { | ||
| Token t = tok_.peek(); | ||
| // Non-reserved keyword identifiers are accepted by the tokenizer as | ||
| // keywords; reserved structural words are intentionally excluded here. | ||
| bool valid = t.type == TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER || t.type == TokenType::TK_KEY; | ||
| if (!valid) { fail(); return nullptr; } | ||
| tok_.skip(); | ||
| return token_node(NodeType::NODE_IDENTIFIER, t); | ||
| } |
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identifier() rejects valid table, column, and savepoint names.
identifier() accepts only TK_IDENTIFIER and TK_KEY. The tokenizer returns keyword token types for many PostgreSQL non-reserved words, such as TK_DATA, TK_FORMAT, TK_LEVEL, TK_SESSION, TK_NAMES, TK_LOCAL, TK_ROWS and TK_SUMMARY. Valid statements now return ParseResult::ERROR, for example COPY data FROM STDIN, COPY t (id, format) TO STDOUT and SAVEPOINT level. Before this change, the same COPY returned OK/UNKNOWN through extract_unknown, and SAVEPOINT returned OK through extract_transaction.
Accept the same non-reserved set that expressions accept. For example, make ExpressionParser<D>::is_keyword_as_identifier public and reuse it here.
Proposed fix
- bool valid = t.type == TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER || t.type == TokenType::TK_KEY;
+ bool valid = t.type == TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER ||
+ ExpressionParser<Dialect::PostgreSQL>::is_keyword_as_identifier(t.type);Add COPY data FROM STDIN and SAVEPOINT level to tests/test_pg_utilities.cpp.
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| AstNode* identifier() { | |
| Token t = tok_.peek(); | |
| // Non-reserved keyword identifiers are accepted by the tokenizer as | |
| // keywords; reserved structural words are intentionally excluded here. | |
| bool valid = t.type == TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER || t.type == TokenType::TK_KEY; | |
| if (!valid) { fail(); return nullptr; } | |
| tok_.skip(); | |
| return token_node(NodeType::NODE_IDENTIFIER, t); | |
| } | |
| AstNode* identifier() { | |
| Token t = tok_.peek(); | |
| // Non-reserved keyword identifiers are accepted by the tokenizer as | |
| // keywords; reserved structural words are intentionally excluded here. | |
| bool valid = t.type == TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER || | |
| ExpressionParser<Dialect::PostgreSQL>::is_keyword_as_identifier(t.type); | |
| if (!valid) { fail(); return nullptr; } | |
| tok_.skip(); | |
| return token_node(NodeType::NODE_IDENTIFIER, t); | |
| } |
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In `@include/sql_parser/pg_utility_parser.h` around lines 210 - 218, Update
`identifier()` to accept the same non-reserved keyword token types as
expressions, reusing `ExpressionParser<D>::is_keyword_as_identifier` and
exposing that helper if necessary. Preserve rejection of reserved structural
words so valid names in COPY and SAVEPOINT statements parse successfully.
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| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source); | ||
| item->add_child(alias); | ||
| } else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_start(next.type)) { | ||
| } else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_token(next)) { | ||
| // Implicit alias (no AS keyword): SELECT expr alias_name | ||
| tok_.skip(); | ||
| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next.text); | ||
| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next.source.empty() ? next.text : next.source); |
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Alias nodes store delimited identifier text; fix the construction and emission to separate value from source.
All five sites construct alias nodes with value = source.empty() ? text : source. For delimited identifiers like "My Alias" or `alias`, this stores the source text including delimiters as the node's value. The planner reads alias values directly in include/sql_engine/plan_builder.h:485,526 with c->value() and stores them without further processing, so result column names and table qualifiers will include the delimiter characters. This causes a mismatch between table aliases with delimiters and column references that store bare text.
The fix is complete and correct: use make_node_from_token, which sets value = text (bare text) and stores the full source separately. Set FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED when delimiters are present. Emit NODE_ALIAS through emit_identifier instead of emit_value; emit_identifier respects the flag and emits the stored source text when present.
🔧 Suggested fixes for all five sites
include/sql_parser/select_parser.h (lines 297–302):
tok_.skip();
Token alias_name = tok_.next_token();
- AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source);
+ AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name);
+ if (alias && alias_name.source.ptr != alias_name.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }
item->add_child(alias);
} else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_token(next)) {
// Implicit alias (no AS keyword): SELECT expr alias_name
tok_.skip();
- AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next.source.empty() ? next.text : next.source);
+ AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next);
+ if (alias && next.source.ptr != next.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }include/sql_parser/table_ref_parser.h (lines 220–223 and 234–235):
t = tok_.next_token();
if (!is_alias_start(t.type)) { expr_parser_.syntax_error(); return; }
- alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, t.source.empty() ? t.text : t.source);
+ alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, t);
+ if (alias && t.source.ptr != t.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }
} else if (is_alias_token(t)) {
tok_.skip();
- alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, t.source.empty() ? t.text : t.source);
+ alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, t);
+ if (alias && t.source.ptr != t.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }include/sql_parser/delete_parser.h (lines 347–348):
tok_.skip();
Token alias_name = tok_.next_token();
- ret->add_child(make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS,
- alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source));
+ AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name);
+ if (alias && alias_name.source.ptr != alias_name.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }
+ ret->add_child(alias);include/sql_parser/insert_parser.h (lines 432–433):
tok_.skip();
Token alias_name = tok_.next_token();
- ret->add_child(make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS,
- alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source));
+ AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name);
+ if (alias && alias_name.source.ptr != alias_name.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }
+ ret->add_child(alias);include/sql_parser/update_parser.h (lines 291–292):
tok_.skip();
Token alias_name = tok_.next_token();
- ret->add_child(make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS,
- alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source));
+ AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name);
+ if (alias && alias_name.source.ptr != alias_name.text.ptr) {
+ alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED;
+ }
+ ret->add_child(alias);include/sql_parser/emitter.h (line 486–493): Change emit_alias to emit identifiers with delimiter support:
void emit_alias(const AstNode* node) {
if (mode_ == EmitMode::DIGEST) return; // skip aliases in digest mode
sb_.append(" AS ");
- emit_value(node);
+ emit_identifier(node);
if (node->first_child) {
sb_.append_char('('); emit_list(node, ", "); sb_.append_char(')');
}
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| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name.source.empty() ? alias_name.text : alias_name.source); | |
| item->add_child(alias); | |
| } else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_start(next.type)) { | |
| } else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_token(next)) { | |
| // Implicit alias (no AS keyword): SELECT expr alias_name | |
| tok_.skip(); | |
| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next.text); | |
| AstNode* alias = make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next.source.empty() ? next.text : next.source); | |
| AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, alias_name); | |
| if (alias && alias_name.source.ptr != alias_name.text.ptr) { | |
| alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED; | |
| } | |
| item->add_child(alias); | |
| } else if (TableRefParser<D>::is_alias_token(next)) { | |
| // Implicit alias (no AS keyword): SELECT expr alias_name | |
| tok_.skip(); | |
| AstNode* alias = make_node_from_token(arena_, NodeType::NODE_ALIAS, next); | |
| if (alias && next.source.ptr != next.text.ptr) { | |
| alias->flags |= FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED; | |
| } |
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In `@include/sql_parser/select_parser.h` around lines 297 - 302, Update alias
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stores bare identifier text and retains its source; set FLAG_IDENT_DELIMITED
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| - **Arena allocator** — 64 KB bump allocator per parser, O(1) reset. All AST nodes and plan nodes live in the arena. No per-node new/delete. | ||
| - **Zero-copy `StringRef`** — tokens point into the original input buffer. | ||
| - **32-byte `AstNode`** — half a cache line; intrusive linked list (first_child + next_sibling). | ||
| - **48-byte `AstNode`** — intrusive linked list (first_child + next_sibling), with value and source spans. |
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Update the architecture diagram.
Line 329 states that AstNode is 48 bytes. The diagram at README.md line 267 still states 32 B nodes. Change the diagram to 48 B so the layout contract is consistent.
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In `@README.md` at line 329, Update the architecture diagram’s node size label to
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PostgreSQL casts and symbolic operators previously left many otherwise supported queries unconsumed. Function-shaped CAST nodes also emitted SQL without AS, and PostgreSQL operator precedence inherited MySQL behavior. Implement these constructs directly in ParserSQL without a PostgreSQL runtime dependency or change to the 48-byte AST layout. Add validated type-name syntax and explicit expression/type cast children for ::, CAST and supported type-prefixed string constants. Preserve qualified and quoted names, numeric modifiers, array bounds, multiword types and interval field ranges in cast types. Emit canonical CAST expressions and parameterize only their values. Preserve unconstrained CHAR/BIT prefix literal lengths using catalog type names, even across comments/whitespace. Reject malformed builtin modifier arity, signs and interval placement. Lex full PostgreSQL symbolic operator names, respecting embedded comments, trailing sign rules and the 63-byte name limit. Add PostgreSQL precedence for generic operators, exponentiation, predicates and COLLATE. Keep unary signs separate during emission, and allow casts on completed collation/predicate expressions. Mark operations unsupported by the local engine for explicit planner rejection; MySQL operator and anonymous-bind behavior is unchanged. Model => and := named arguments as nodes containing a name and value in functions, table functions and CALL. Preserve quoted names, emit =>, bind only values and reject malformed lists. Validate unquoted names against PostgreSQL 18 type_function_name keyword categories, including keywords that our tokenizer leaves as identifiers. Correct tokenization exposed 114 previously misrepresented named-argument calls; they now have proper ASTs. Validation: failing tests preceded implementation and review fixes. The forced complete build passes 1,370 active C++ tests with 37 backend-dependent skips and builds the corpus harness. All 42 expression/AST tests pass under AddressSanitizer and UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer. Forty-six focused original and emitted SQL pairs match PostgreSQL ASTs after removing source positions. Independent review additionally verifies 494 keyword classifications and ten argument checks. Compatibility snapshots and documentation follow separately. This remains a bounded grammar expansion: qualified OPERATOR syntax, arbitrary expression-valued type modifiers, all unquoted type keyword positions and interval prefix-literal qualifiers remain unsupported. No benchmark files or timing artifacts are included.
Refresh the pinned PostgreSQL 18.4 accepted-statement inventory, selected CI fixtures and compatibility report after the native expression grammar changes. The 51,415-statement corpus now contains 26,243 complete-input AST results, up 7,104 from 19,139 before this expression phase. All transitions are gains: 7,074 trailing-input and 30 partial cases become complete; no previously complete case is lost. Newly complete statements comprise 6,454 SELECT, 310 INSERT, 268 EXPLAIN, 55 UPDATE, 14 DELETE, two SET and one CALL. Document canonical cast emission, typed-literal length preservation, lexical type leaves, PostgreSQL symbolic operator precedence, collation and named arguments. Explain bind preservation, appended token/node kinds, planner rejection and remaining grammar limits. Update the AST parameterization guide because supported PostgreSQL CAST and typed string constants now rewrite correctly instead of being rejected as generic functions or string aliases. Retain the authorized phase plan, review rulings and completion evidence. The source commit recorded in the report identifies the same parser sources as the working tree measured immediately before committing. Complete-input coverage checks status, classification, AST presence and consumption; it is not semantic equivalence or a representative production-workload percentage. Type/operator/catalog resolution and complete PostgreSQL grammar remain outside the scope of this increment. Validation: 1,370 C++ tests pass with 37 backend-dependent skips; all 42 focused AST/expression tests pass under ASan/UBSan; all 87 compatibility harness tests and 26,835 refreshed CI fixtures pass. Forty-six focused SQL reconstructions match PostgreSQL ASTs after source positions are removed, and independent review checks all 494 keyword classifications plus ten argument cases. Benchmarks, reports of timings and benchmark build artifacts remain local.
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The typed-literal lookahead copied the tokenizer and scanned the token after an identifier, then scanned it again on the normal expression path. Ordinary column references and function names paid this cost even when the following token could not form a type-prefixed literal. Consume the leading name once and reuse the real tokenizer's cached next token. Only copy tokenizer state when a following string, modifier list, qualification or multiword type prefix warrants a type probe. Let the type parser accept an already-consumed leading token, retaining the original source span without rescanning it. Failed probes resume the ordinary name or function parser with the same token boundary and quoting information. This changes allocation-free lookahead, not grammar, AST shape or ownership. It reduces the observed simple SELECT, JOIN and complex SELECT costs relative to the first expression implementation. The broader grammar still has a measurable cost relative to the earlier selective parser; performance claims remain scoped to measured workloads and allocation modes. Validation: the forced full C++ build passes 1,370 active tests with 37 backend-dependent skips and builds the corpus harness. All 42 focused expression/AST tests pass under AddressSanitizer and UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer. The direct Rust API benchmark validates complete AST parsing and canonical SQL equivalence before timing. Benchmark sources, results and build artifacts remain uncommitted.
Parse schema-qualified and quoted expression function names, DISTINCT/ALL aggregate arguments, in-call ORDER BY with direction and null placement, and WITHIN GROUP. Preserve these forms through FILTER/OVER and SQL emission. Represent aggregate ordering with its own AST node so literal sort expressions are parameterized as values instead of mistaken for SELECT output ordinals. Reject incomplete calls, malformed ordering, incompatible aggregate modifiers, and bare-star placements that PostgreSQL's grammar does not permit. Extend PostgreSQL CTEs with output-column lists, materialization hints, SELECT/TABLE/VALUES/compound bodies, and nested WITH queries. Share this query parser with scalar and derived subqueries, including LATERAL, and preserve CTE identifier source spelling and the existing body-first child layout. Emit full WITH clauses, preserving RECURSIVE and quoted names. Keep MySQL query parsing behavior and the 48-byte AST layout; append the new node kinds. Propagate subquery errors without dereferencing null ASTs. Reject unsupported aggregate and CTE semantics in the local engine before materialization, rather than skipping an unbuildable CTE and accidentally reading a same-named physical table. Nested/recursive CTE execution, column remapping, VALUES/TABLE execution, and materialization hints remain unsupported. DML CTEs, SEARCH/CYCLE and full PostgreSQL grammar parity remain outside this increment. Add parse/emission, malformed-input, parameterization, AST-shape and real executor shadowing regressions. Document supported forms and remaining gaps. Validation: forced make all/build-corpus-test passed 1,381 tests (37 external backend skips); 52 focused expression/AST sanitizer tests passed; 24 new original/emitted SQL pairs produced equivalent PostgreSQL ASTs after removing source positions. Independent review rechecked 20 grammar cases against the pinned oracle and all three physical-table shadowing reproductions. Benchmark harnesses, reports, samples and their README/ignore changes are intentionally excluded from this commit.
Regenerate the PostgreSQL 18.4 correctness inventory and selected CI fixtures against grammar commit 06058a7, using the existing pinned PostgreSQL/libpg_query sources. The corpus remains 51,415 oracle-accepted statements; complete-input AST results increase from 26,243 to 27,014 with no previously complete case lost. The 771 gains comprise 638 SELECT, 123 EXPLAIN, nine UPDATE and one INSERT. Another 79 trailing-input results and 42 statement-type mismatches now report explicit errors because strict CTE/subquery/function parsing rejects syntax outside the supported subset. These were not previously complete parses. Refresh the backlog and transition report, and retain 26,159 selected CI cases according to the existing selection policy. Compare regenerated inventory rows with the independently replayed corpus, then run the full compatibility workflow and its selected fixtures. All 51,415 baseline rows match and all 26,159 selected cases pass. The Python compatibility harness also passes all 87 unit tests. Coverage counts describe parse status, classification, AST presence and input consumption, not complete semantic equivalence with PostgreSQL or production workload coverage. Only correctness fixtures and compatibility documentation are included; benchmark programs, timing data, reports and their ancillary edits remain uncommitted as requested.
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🟠 Major · Reject PREPARED after the END and ABORT aliases. · parser.cpp:107-114
src/sql_parser/parser.cpp:107-114
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject
PREPAREDafter theENDandABORTaliases.The new dispatch sends
ENDandABORTtoPgUtilityParser::transaction(). That parser marks them ascommitorrollback, then uses the sharedPREPAREDbranch.As a result,
END PREPARED 'gid'andABORT PREPARED 'gid'return anOK, complete transaction AST. PostgreSQL defines the prepared forms asCOMMIT PREPAREDandROLLBACK PREPARED;ENDis the ordinaryCOMMITalias. (postgresql.org)Track whether the first command was the canonical keyword. Permit
PREPAREDonly forCOMMITandROLLBACK. Add negative tests for both aliases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Alias column lists reject valid PostgreSQL column names that are… · table_ref_parser.h:232-245
include/sql_parser/table_ref_parser.h:232-245
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAlias column lists reject valid PostgreSQL column names that are keywords.
The alias column-list loop accepts only
TK_IDENTIFIER. Unreserved PostgreSQL keywords such askey(TK_KEY),data(TK_DATA),level, andformatare separate token types. A common query such asSELECT * FROM json_each(x) AS j(key, value)therefore raises a syntax error.PostgreSQL accepts
ColIdin this position.pg_column_name()already implementsColIdfor CTE column lists. Use the same check here, and preserve the delimited flag for quoted names.Proposed fix
while (true) { Token column = tok_.peek(); - if (column.type != TokenType::TK_IDENTIFIER) { expr_parser_.syntax_error(); return; } + if (!pg_column_name(column)) { expr_parser_.syntax_error(); return; } tok_.skip(); - alias->add_child(make_node(arena_, NodeType::NODE_IDENTIFIER, - column.source.empty() ? column.text : column.source)); + alias->add_child(make_identifier(column));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@include/sql_parser/expression_parser.h`:
- Around line 99-102: Update emit_field_access in the emitter so
NODE_QUALIFIED_NAME and NODE_FIELD_ACCESS bases are emitted without parentheses,
while preserving the existing NODE_EXPRESSION handling and parenthesizing other
bases. Add round-trip coverage for the expressions s.t.c and (x).a.b.
In `@include/sql_parser/tokenizer.h`:
- Around line 541-547: Update scan_token()’s two-character operator handling so
supported PostgreSQL operators are mapped to their evaluator token types before
they become TK_PG_OPERATOR; at minimum map || to TK_DOUBLE_PIPE, and add <<, >>,
&, and | only where corresponding evaluator support exists. Preserve the
existing mappings for comparison, inequality, and named-argument operators.
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In `@include/sql_parser/table_ref_parser.h`:
- Around line 232-245: Update the alias column-list loop in the table-reference
parser to use the existing pg_column_name() validation instead of accepting only
TK_IDENTIFIER, allowing PostgreSQL-compatible keyword column names. Replace the
manual NODE_IDENTIFIER construction with make_identifier(column) so quoted names
retain their delimited status, while preserving the existing comma and
closing-parenthesis handling.
In `@src/sql_parser/parser.cpp`:
- Around line 107-114: Update the transaction dispatch and
PgUtilityParser::transaction handling to track whether the command began with
canonical COMMIT or ROLLBACK, and reject PREPARED for END and ABORT while
preserving ordinary alias behavior. Permit PREPARED only for COMMIT and
ROLLBACK, and add negative coverage for END PREPARED and ABORT PREPARED.
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Three-part names are emitted as field access on a column (s.t.c becomes (s.t).c).
For PostgreSQL, parse() now calls parse_postfix(left) after every atom. The qualified-name branch in parse_identifier_or_function consumes only one dot and returns NODE_QUALIFIED_NAME(s, t). parse_postfix then consumes .c and builds NODE_FIELD_ACCESS(qualified_name, c).
emit_field_access in include/sql_parser/emitter.h wraps every base that is not NODE_EXPRESSION in parentheses. SELECT s.t.c FROM s.t is therefore emitted as SELECT (s.t).c FROM s.t. PostgreSQL resolves (s.t) as column t of relation s, so the query changes meaning or fails.
The parser never produces an unparenthesized field-access base from parenthesized source, because parenthesized source produces a NODE_EXPRESSION wrapper. Emit NODE_QUALIFIED_NAME and chained NODE_FIELD_ACCESS bases without adding parentheses. Also add a round-trip test for s.t.c and (x).a.b.
Proposed fix in include/sql_parser/emitter.h (emit_field_access)
- if (expr && expr->type == NodeType::NODE_EXPRESSION) emit_node(expr);
+ if (expr && (expr->type == NodeType::NODE_EXPRESSION ||
+ expr->type == NodeType::NODE_QUALIFIED_NAME ||
+ expr->type == NodeType::NODE_FIELD_ACCESS)) emit_node(expr);
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In `@include/sql_parser/expression_parser.h` around lines 99 - 102, Update
emit_field_access in the emitter so NODE_QUALIFIED_NAME and NODE_FIELD_ACCESS
bases are emitted without parentheses, while preserving the existing
NODE_EXPRESSION handling and parenthesizing other bases. Add round-trip coverage
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| if (start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_LESS_EQUAL; | ||
| else if (start[0] == '>' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_GREATER_EQUAL; | ||
| else if ((start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '>') || (start[0] == '!' && start[1] == '=')) | ||
| type = TokenType::TK_NOT_EQUAL; | ||
| else if (start[0] == '=' && start[1] == '>') type = TokenType::TK_NAMED_ARGUMENT; | ||
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Keep supported PostgreSQL operators on the local-engine path.
scan_token() calls scan_pg_operator() before the generic two-character operator handling. Because scan_pg_operator() does not map ||, PostgreSQL concatenation becomes TK_PG_OPERATOR. parse_infix() then sets FLAG_PG_OPERATOR, and PlanBuilder rejects the binary expression. PostgreSQL evaluator tests already support ||, so SELECT 'a' || 'b' cannot reach that evaluator through plan construction.
Map || to TK_DOUBLE_PIPE. Apply the same approach to <<, >>, &, and | only when the evaluator supports those operators.
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} else if (len == 2) {
- if (start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_LESS_EQUAL;
+ if (start[0] == '|' && start[1] == '|') type = TokenType::TK_DOUBLE_PIPE;
+ else if (start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_LESS_EQUAL;
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| } else if (len == 2) { | |
| if (start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_LESS_EQUAL; | |
| else if (start[0] == '>' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_GREATER_EQUAL; | |
| else if ((start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '>') || (start[0] == '!' && start[1] == '=')) | |
| type = TokenType::TK_NOT_EQUAL; | |
| else if (start[0] == '=' && start[1] == '>') type = TokenType::TK_NAMED_ARGUMENT; | |
| } | |
| } else if (len == 2) { | |
| if (start[0] == '|' && start[1] == '|') type = TokenType::TK_DOUBLE_PIPE; | |
| else if (start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_LESS_EQUAL; | |
| else if (start[0] == '>' && start[1] == '=') type = TokenType::TK_GREATER_EQUAL; | |
| else if ((start[0] == '<' && start[1] == '>') || (start[0] == '!' && start[1] == '=')) | |
| type = TokenType::TK_NOT_EQUAL; | |
| else if (start[0] == '=' && start[1] == '>') type = TokenType::TK_NAMED_ARGUMENT; | |
| } |
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their evaluator token types before they become TK_PG_OPERATOR; at minimum map ||
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ParserSQL previously left common PostgreSQL clauses, casts and operators unparsed, omitted window expressions during SQL emission, and constructed large IN lists with quadratic sibling traversal. This PR expands the native C++ grammar and AST APIs while making IN-list construction linear. It adds no PostgreSQL runtime dependency or parser fallback.
Parser and API changes
parse_all()with retained per-statement ASTs and source offsets.expr::type,CAST(expr AS type)and supported typed string literals. Retain quoted/qualified type names, modifiers, dimensions and multiword types; preserve CHAR/BIT typed-literal default lengths.=>or:=as names with expression children, with PostgreSQL keyword restrictions.Unsupported local execution is rejected by the planner. The CTE executor checks supported features before materialization, preventing unsupported CTE bodies from being skipped and accidentally reading a same-named physical table. New grammar does not enable recursive/nested CTE execution or materialization hints. PostgreSQL
?is an operator; MySQL?remains an anonymous bind. Correct emission changes affected digests.Measured PostgreSQL coverage
The pinned PostgreSQL 18.4 corpus contains 51,415 oracle-accepted statements:
The latest increment adds 771 complete-input cases: 638 SELECT, 123 EXPLAIN, nine UPDATE and one INSERT. No previously complete case is lost. Another 79 trailing-input and 42 type-mismatch results now report explicit errors for still-unsupported syntax. The earlier expression increment added 7,104 complete cases without losing a previously complete case.
These counts check status, classification, AST presence and complete consumption. They do not establish node-by-node equivalence across the entire corpus or estimate production workload coverage. Separate focused checks compare actual PostgreSQL ASTs for reconstructed SQL.
Limits
This remains a selective parser. Data-modifying CTEs/main statements, SEARCH/CYCLE, special EXTRACT/SUBSTRING syntax, AT TIME ZONE, qualified
OPERATOR(schema.op), arbitrary expression-valued type modifiers, interval prefix-literal qualifiers, broader SQL/JSON/XML syntax, MERGE and substantial DDL/utility grammar remain future work. Parsing does not perform catalog/type/operator resolution, and supported syntax does not imply local execution. CTE parameterization remains unsupported.Validation
make -B -j6 all build-corpus-test: 1,381 active C++ tests passed, 37 backend-dependent skips; library and corpus harness built.-fsanitize=address,undefined: 52 tests passed, no diagnostics.git diff --check.Commits include detailed descriptions, limitations and verification. Benchmark harnesses, timing reports, samples and their README/ignore changes are excluded. Local measurements informed the earlier IN-list and lookahead optimizations; this PR does not make universal performance claims or claim updated timings for the latest grammar increment.
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DISTINCT ON,FILTER,LATERAL, window functions, casts, typed literals, named arguments, collations, CTE options, and PostgreSQL operators.COPYstatements.COPYandRELEASE SAVEPOINTstatements.Documentation