Description Cristian Dobre 2006-09-26 09:24:42 EDT

Could you please check method SQLParserManager.setPostParseProcessors

I guess the condition should be

if ((postParseProcessors == null) || (postParseProcessors.size() == 0) ) {
    postParseProcessors = getInternalDefaultPostParseProcessorList();
}

I can set the postParseProcessors to an empty list and this will skip default post parsing...

        // we always want to post parse process, at least the basic stuff! so
        // postParseProcessors == null really means
        // postParseProcessors == getInternalDefaultPostParseProcessorList()
        // but we want to hide that from the public
        if (postParseProcessors == null) {
            postParseProcessors = getInternalDefaultPostParseProcessorList();
        }


plugins/
org.eclipse.datatools.sqltools.parsers.sql_0.9.0.200605101/sqlparser.jar

package org.eclipse.datatools.sqltools.parsers.sql;

public abstract class SQLParserManager {
    
    /**
     * Sets the post parse processors used for semantical checks and resolvings
     * after successful syntactical parsing.
     * 
     * @param postParseProcessors
     */
// ********
    public final void setPostParseProcessors(List postParseProcessors)
    {
        // we always want to post parse process, at least the basic stuff! so
        // postParseProcessors == null really means
        // postParseProcessors == getInternalDefaultPostParseProcessorList()
        // but we want to hide that from the public
        if (postParseProcessors == null) {
            postParseProcessors = getInternalDefaultPostParseProcessorList();
        }
        this.postParseProcessors = postParseProcessors;
    }
// ********
}