Compiler: Add CrateIdentifierPreparer for properly quoting reserved words - #21
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| class CrateIdentifierPreparer(sa.sql.compiler.IdentifierPreparer): | ||
| """ | ||
| Define CrateDB's reserved words to be quoted properly. | ||
| """ | ||
| # TODO: There are certainly more to add here than just `object`? | ||
| reserved_words = set(list(POSTGRESQL_RESERVED_WORDS) + ["object"]) |
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In the past I extracted many into https://github.com/surister/cratedb-admin-alt/blob/master/src/store/crate_api/crate_lang.js but it is incomplete, perhaps we could maintain a crate-owned Gist with all of this properly done and complete. It could be javascript or python, dicts and lists are generally very copy-paste friendly.
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Yeah, it would be sweet to maintain such a list on behalf of a Python generator, which derives them directly from the ANTLR grammar or so.
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Hi again. Do you think cratedb-sqlparse should be used here, or would it be too heavy? Can you think of any alternatives?
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| import sqlalchemy as sa | ||
| from sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql.base import PGCompiler | ||
| from sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql.base import RESERVED_WORDS as POSTGRESQL_RESERVED_WORDS |
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I think we have some deviations from the postgres reserved keywords, I think it's better if we used the python sqlparser to get the list for CrateDB programmatically.
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We can do it on a later iteration if we agree. I am not sure if it would be too heavy, see #21 (comment).
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yep, we can do in next step.
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Thanks! Maybe you want to submit a corresponding patch, @surister?
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By using this component of the SQLAlchemy dialect compiler, it can define CrateDB's reserved words to be quoted properly when building SQL statements. This allows to quote reserved words like `index` or `object` properly, for example when used as column names.
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By using this component of the SQLAlchemy dialect compiler, it can define CrateDB's reserved words to be quoted properly when building SQL statements.
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In this case,
OBJECTneeds to be quoted when used as column name.Backlog