Lukas Fittl

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Thanks @lelit for the update (and everyone else for their patience) - and thanks @tlisanti and @wolfgangwalther for their efforts! We've prioritized our effort to get this updated here in...

@scottybrisbane Thanks for the report! It might be easier to talk about this in detail in a support ticket - that way we can share more specific information about your...

> I have developed a version of pgquery for Go that uses WebAssembly and wazero > > https://github.com/wasilibs/go-pgquery > > This means that it enable the library to be used...

@kyleconroy This change is intentional - that was always a [libpg_query patch](https://github.com/pganalyze/libpg_query/blob/13-latest/patches/02_parser_support_question_mark_as_param_ref.patch), Postgres never supported this syntax for parameter references. Though some ORMs support `?` replacement characters, they then do...

You can use `.node` to check the type of the field: ``` parsed_query = PgQuery.parse("SELECT * FROM test") parsed_query.tree.stmts[0].stmt.select_stmt.target_list[0].res_target.val.column_ref.fields[0].node => :a_star ```

Hi @alextanhongpin Thanks for opening this issue! When you say extracting all the args - what exactly are you referring to? (a specific example of how you'd like this to...

Thanks for clarifying! That is not a feature that exists today, but you could probably adjust the logic in the underlying C code to save the extracted parameters into a...

@jiangtao69039 There is no official Java wrapper that I'm aware of today, however @davidaventimiglia posted a draft PR over here: https://github.com/pganalyze/libpg_query/pull/154 (that will likely end up being a separate repository,...

@wesselvdv Thanks for the report! Could you provide a complete example function definition that can be used for testing?

@valerysvl Thanks for the report! Could you clarify what you are expecting, and what you are seeing? From a quick test using [pg_query](https://github.com/pganalyze/pg_query), this appears to work correctly: ```ruby irb(main):021:0>...