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Several of the DDL and DML statements don't allow for qualified identifiers. This ticket is specifically asking for support for insert statements with qualified identifiers.
The following should parse:
INSERT INTO some_catalog."some_SCHEMA".some_table VALUES (1, 2, 3);
Also, the experimental planner implementation should add planning support for this.
Additional Context
The AST and plan modeling on main currently do not have support for qualified identifiers. This should be addressed as part of this issue.
There is likely significant reworking of the definition of bindings. This is already handled on the v1 branch, however, this request is for main's experimental planner implementation.
Hey, although we would like to have planner and parser support for this feature. I think that at least fixing the grammar to support qualified identifiers would be a great first step.
In #1592, I didn't account for dotted targets in #1592 either, darnit. (record dml_target (identifier identifier)) should have been (record dml_target (* (identifier identifier) 1)).
Requested Solution/Feature
Additional Context
main
currently do not have support for qualified identifiers. This should be addressed as part of this issue.v1
branch, however, this request is formain
's experimental planner implementation.DoD (Definition of Done)
INSERT INTO <qualified identifier>
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