fix(jdbc-v2): Correctly parse mixed-order CTEs in SqlParser#2611
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The grammar for CTEs was too restrictive. It required a specific order for different CTE syntax styles. The grammar expected all CTEs to be defined before all CSEs (Common Scalar Expression). This commit refactors the `ctes` grammar rule to be more flexible. It introduces a new, more generic `cte` rule that can represent either CTE style. The main `ctes` rule is now defined as a list of these generic `cte` elements, allowing them to appear in any order.
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Good day, @AVMusorin ! Actually CTEs were defined incorrectly in the grammar - they were included twice. |
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The grammar for CTEs was too restrictive. It required a specific order for different CTE syntax styles.
The grammar expected all CTEs to be defined before all CSEs (Common Scalar Expression).
This commit refactors the
ctesgrammar rule to be more flexible. It introduces a new, more genericcterule that can represent either CTE style. The mainctesrule is now defined as a list of these genericcteelements, allowing them to appear in any order.Checklist
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