feat:support clickhouse global keyword in IN Expression

[herbert2008]

• Add support for clickhouse global keyword in IN Expression

• example:

SELECT lo_linenumber,lo_orderkey from lo_linenumber where lo_linenumber global in (1,2,3)

[manticore-projects]

Please sync against latest development branch and resolve conflicts.
Thank you.

[manticore-projects]

Any feedback please? I would like top close this otherwise.

[wjxfhxy]

Have this feature been merged into version 4. 7? Or is it planned to be added in which version?

[manticore-projects]

You can test it online here.

[wjxfhxy]

SELECT datetime FROM tableA where anonymousid global in ( select distinct anonymousid from tableB)

I use this SQL to do testing and no error is reported

[manticore-projects]

Greetings.

Your statement parses without any problem and you can try it online here.

Although you will need to take the latest JSQLParser Snapshot from http://manticore-projects.com/download/jsqlparser-4.7/JSQLParser-4.8-SNAPSHOT.jar

[tmortagne]

Note that this caused a regression: "global" is apparently matched everywhere, and it makes parsing things like select global.XWS_NAME from xwikistrings as global not possible anymore (ParseException: Encountered unexpected token: "as" "AS" at line 1, column 42).

It seems to be fixed by #2385 (and it indeed works fine in the online tool), but it's not released yet, and https://github.com/JSQLParser/JSqlParser/blob/master/src/site/sphinx/keywords.rst still lists "GLOBAL" as reserved, so I'm wondering if it was really on purpose. If perfectly valid queries like select global.XWS_NAME from xwikistrings as global are officially not supported anymore, it's going to be a blocker for us to upgrade...

[manticore-projects]

@tmortagne: Your example works.

You can use the manticore artifacts:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.manticore-projects.jsqlformatter</groupId>
    <artifactId>jsqlparser</artifactId>
    <version>[5.3.218,)</version>
</dependency>

GLOBAL is still a reserved keyword in the sense, that it will need to get quoted when using it as an identifier (at certain places).