Alter SQL_PARSER Rule

Description

The ALTER SQL_PARSER RULE syntax is used to alter the SQL parser rule configuration.

Syntax

Grammar Railroad diagram

AlterSqlParserRule ::=
  'ALTER' 'SQL_PARSER' 'RULE' '(' sqlParserRuleDefinition ')'
sqlParserRuleDefinition ::=
  commentDefinition? (',' parseTreeCacheDefinition)? (',' sqlStatementCacheDefinition)?
commentDefinition ::=
  'SQL_COMMENT_PARSE_ENABLED' '=' sqlCommentParseEnabled
parseTreeCacheDefinition ::=
  'PARSE_TREE_CACHE' '(' cacheOption ')'
sqlStatementCacheDefinition ::=
  'SQL_STATEMENT_CACHE' '(' cacheOption ')'
sqlCommentParseEnabled ::=
  boolean
cacheOption ::=
  ('INITIAL_CAPACITY' '=' initialCapacity)? (','? 'MAXIMUM_SIZE' '=' maximumSize)?
initialCapacity ::=
  int
maximumSize ::=
  int

Note

• SQL_COMMENT_PARSE_ENABLE: specifies whether to parse the SQL comment.

• PARSE_TREE_CACHE: local cache configuration of the syntax tree.

• SQL_STATEMENT_CACHE: the local cache of SQL statement.

Example

• Alter SQL parser rule

ALTER SQL_PARSER RULE (
  SQL_COMMENT_PARSE_ENABLED=false, 
  PARSE_TREE_CACHE(INITIAL_CAPACITY=128, MAXIMUM_SIZE=1024), 
  SQL_STATEMENT_CACHE(INITIAL_CAPACITY=2000, MAXIMUM_SIZE=65535)
);

Reserved word

ALTER, SQL_PARSER, RULE, SQL_COMMENT_PARSE_ENABLED, PARSE_TREE_CACHE, INITIAL_CAPACITY, MAXIMUM_SIZE, SQL_STATEMENT_CACHE

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• Reserved word