New interfaces for resolving table names for databases with schemas #2498
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…es AST transformation, so it's possible to determine exactly the intent when resolving a table name
max-hoffman
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May 15, 2024
| cols.Add(sql.ColumnId(id)) | ||
| } | ||
| if tin, ok := view.(plan.TableIdNode); ok { | ||
| // TODO should *sql.View implement TableIdNode? |
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it's definition Node probably needs to, it might happen recursively already
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…into zachmu/schemas2
…into zachmu/schemas2
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This is a proof of concept to get schema resolution working quickly, and I'm not super happy with the separation of concerns. A better solution would implement table name resolution in the Catalog directly, rather than in the integrator. That effort is significantly hindered by the Catalog being a concrete analyzer implementation with many analyzer-specific details that can't be easily substituted for another implementation. The longer term plan is to perform the extensive refactoring necessary to make the relevant parts of the Catalog swappable, rather than (effectively) having to swap only DatabaseProvider and friends.