RE: [dtp-dev] Irregularities in Generic SQL parser

[brian.fitzpatrick@xxxxxxxxxx]

Hey Roy...

After doing some checking, the
common tag for all the 1.6 plugin source files is "DTP_1_6_release_200806181028".

If you grab org.eclipse.datatools.releng
r16_v20080618-1028 from
CVS, it will have the tags for each of the plug-ins that was in the 1.6.0
build that we used for Ganymede. 

Then you can do a compare
of plug-ins from HEAD to plug-ins tagged in the various map files in the
releng project.

Hope that helps
--Fitz

Brian Fitzpatrick
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
Eclipse Data Tools Platform Connectivity Team Lead
Staff Software Engineer, Sybase, Inc.

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08/14/2008 09:19 AM

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Hey Roy...

We've currently only got two live branches,
the 1.6.1M1 branch (special case of 1.6.1) and HEAD for 1.6.1

We did tag the 1.6 build. I'm asking
our build folks now what the tag was that indicates all the plug-in versions
for 1.6.0. I'll get back to you with the answer hopefully in a day or so.

--Fitz

Brian Fitzpatrick
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
Eclipse Data Tools Platform Connectivity Team Lead
Staff Software Engineer, Sybase, Inc.

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Thanks!
It seems that this issue is related to bug
210504 ([SQLService] splitSQLByTerminatorLine() malfunction) that was fixed
already.
 
BTW – does anyone know the name of 1.6.0 branch?
As I understand the head is for 1.6.1, and I need to see the differences
between these two states…

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Thanks Hui! 

Brian Fitzpatrick
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Hi Ivar, 
       Thanks a lot for pointing out this issue. I've rebuilt
the generic sql parser based on the jjt grammar. Please check it again.

Best Regards!

Max (Hui) Cao
Sybase Shanghai RD

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Hi,

Upon looking at generic SQL parsers we found an irregularity. The grammar
and generated parser are not in sync. This was done in part of https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=191721.
It seems that the patch in bugzilla item is not applied to the generated
parser (last modifications to grammar are 14 months old and the parser
23 months old). What should be done with that ticket and how to solve the
issue?

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