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mssql does not have a boolean type: true and false are not special keywords and they are valid column names. However, sqlparser always parses them as boolean literals, regardless of the dialect.
In the mssql dialect, in
select true from table;
true should be parsed as an Identifier, not a Value.
Parsing true and false as booleans in mssql causes the following confusing behavior in SQLPage: sqlpage/SQLPage#679
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mssql does not have a boolean type: true and false are not special keywords and they are valid column names. However, sqlparser always parses them as boolean literals, regardless of the dialect.
In the mssql dialect, in
true should be parsed as an Identifier, not a Value.
Parsing true and false as booleans in mssql causes the following confusing behavior in SQLPage: sqlpage/SQLPage#679
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: