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[jira] [Created] (TAJO-960) TajoCli's problem does not show the
current status
Hyunsik Choi created TAJO-960:
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Summary: TajoCli's problem does not show the current status
Key: TAJO-960
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAJO-960
Project: Tajo
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Hyunsik Choi
Priority: Minor
Fix For: 0.9.0
TajoCli is designed to show the status of completeness of SQL statements.
For example, it should work as follows:
{noformat}
tpch> CREATE TABLE T1 (
> l_orderkey INT,
> l_partkey INT)
>
Created T1
tpch> SELECT
> t1,
> ..
{noformat}
But, the current TajoCli does not handle this status. So, it works as follows:
{noformat}
tpch> CREATE TABLE T1 (
tpch> t1 int,
tpch> t2 int);
Created T1
tpch>
{noformat}
Users cannot know if current status continues to take statements or is a ready status to start new statement.
The solution is to place {{executeParsedResults(parsedResults);}} and {{currentPrompt = updatePrompt(parser.getState());}} to outside of {{if (parsedResults.size() > 0)}} statement.
{noformat}
if (parsedResults.size() > 0) {
for (ParsedResult parsed : parsedResults) {
history.addStatement(parsed.getHistoryStatement() + (parsed.getType() == STATEMENT ? ";" : ""));
}
executeParsedResults(parsedResults);
currentPrompt = updatePrompt(parser.getState());
}
{noformat}
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