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The clickhouse specific `->` operator is not supported in the context of `higher order functions` and `lambda functions`. In JSQLParser, the `->` operator is used for JSON.
JSQLParser is open source software and you challenge can be solved, when there is enough interest in supporting the Clickhouse specific dialect. You best option was to provide a Pull...
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Possible not supported. The supported syntax is: http://217.160.215.75:8080/jsqlformatter/_static/railroad_diagram.xhtml#AlterExpression PRs are very welcome.
With JSQLParser 4.2 Snapshot from GIT this test case succeeds: ```java @Test public void testAlterTableRenameTo() throws JSQLParserException { String sqlStr="ALTER TABLE IF EXISTS table_name RENAME TO new_table_name"; assertSqlCanBeParsedAndDeparsed(sqlStr, true); ValidationTestAsserts.validateNoErrors(sqlStr,...
> Validation itself is a very cool feature for JSqlParser, Agreed. > but unfortunately the PRs for new syntactic features nearly never adapt the validation framework. Guilty, but there are...
> based on the unique grammar of each DB. The idea of JSQLParser is to manage all possible SQL syntax of various RDBMS in one Grammar definition. > Unfortunately I...
> Using annotations does not guarantee that they are set for new features. Very true. There is no silver bullet solution.
> So you cannot say it is not maintained. To be fair, it was I who used that term first -- referring to fact, that I indeed largely ignore the...