| SQL Query Parser - standalone, db2 plugin? [message #1022818] |
Fri, 22 March 2013 11:25  |
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Hello all,
Just recently discovered the SQL Query Parser classes in the DTP project, and it looks like a great (and unique) project.
My problem is that I need to analyze and see if I can merge some pretty hairy SQL fragments that are used in a big system. I need a smart and capable parser so I can perform an accurate analysis and determine if I can join some of these fragments together to improve performance. This needs to be somewhat smart, and I've figured the analysis I need to perform; however, the parser as-is is not able to parse these fragments, because they use specific db2 OLAP functions (over(), partition by, etc.) so I need to include the db2 plugins to my code.
How is this done? I haven't been able to find the classes ('org.eclipse.datatools.sqltools.parsers.sql.query.db2', etc.) anywhere, and I also have no idea how to register them (I'm trying to do it manually, but of course it cannot find the appropriate class.)
Can somebody help me with this problem?
Kind regards,
Leonardo Herrera
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| Re: SQL Query Parser - standalone, db2 plugin? [message #1445228 is a reply to message #1037462] |
Wed, 15 October 2014 02:32  |
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Hello，I met the same problem with you. Currently I only know one possible solution is to extend a custom SQL parser (for a specific database syntax), but I do not know how to expand, especially in how to use LPG to extend a parser.
I do not know whether you got the answer now。If yes，Can I get your help or tips？
thank you。
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