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[jira] [Created] (FLINK-28403) SqlParserPos value for SqlCall is ambiguous
suheng.cloud created FLINK-28403:
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Summary: SqlParserPos value for SqlCall is ambiguous
Key: FLINK-28403
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-28403
Project: Flink
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Table SQL / API
Affects Versions: 1.15.0
Reporter: suheng.cloud
Dear Community:
For a long time I was puzzled by how SqlParserPos actually means in SqlCall, because I found the definitions for different statements in parserImpls.ftl are not unified.
For example, in SqlCreateTable, we use `startPos.plus(getPos())` which means if I want to find out the end position of the last token, calling `SqlCreateTable::getParserPosition::getEndxx` is ok, but in some other statement like SqlRichDescribeTable, we just use the intermediate `pos` as the final position, so I must call `SqlRichDescribeTable.getParserPosition().plusAll(SqlRichDescribeTable::getOperandList())` to merge the result pos. Even worse in SqlStatementSet, which wrapped in SqlExecuate, both above methods not work because no child operand covered `END` syntax.
My question is
# Does the SqlParserPosition mean entire span for a sqlCall or not ?
# What is the easyest and right way to get the "final position" of a SqlCall/SqlNode in fink sql?
Correct me if I miss some point, thanks for any help.
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