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Support column names right after table name in the InsertStatement #28

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NikitaShkaruba opened this issue Jun 9, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #60 or #62
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Support column names right after table name in the InsertStatement #28

NikitaShkaruba opened this issue Jun 9, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #60 or #62
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@NikitaShkaruba
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NikitaShkaruba commented Jun 9, 2023

Currently this query shows up an error INSERT INTO cars(id, name, model, is_electrical) VALUES(43, 'oka', '123', true); because (id, name, model, is_electrical) is not supported.

We need to support this syntax (so that there's no error highlighting), and also start suggesting column names in a query like this INSERT INTO cars(| or INSERT INTO cars(id, |

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Currently our solution didn't support INSERT INTO template

roberthovsepyan added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 13, 2024
* test: separate drop tests

* test: separate insert tests

* test: separate update tests

* test: separate alter tests

* test: separate select tests

* test: separate misc tests

* test: move lib files
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