Examples of ColumnParseNode

com.salesforce.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode
Node representing a reference to a column in a SQL expression @author jtaylor @since 0.1
org.apache.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode
Node representing a reference to a column in a SQL expression @since 0.1

Examples of com.salesforce.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode

                tName = FACTORY.table(schemaName, tableName);
            }
        }
        String indexColName = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnName(dataColRef.getColumn());
        // Same alias as before, but use the index column name instead of the data column name
        ParseNode indexColNode = new ColumnParseNode(tName, indexColName, node.getAlias());
        PDataType indexColType = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnDataType(dataColRef.getColumn());
        PDataType dataColType = dataColRef.getColumn().getDataType();


        // Coerce index column reference back to same type as data column so that
        // expression behave exactly the same. No need to invert, as this will be done

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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode

        if (multiTableRewriteMap != null && tName == null)
            return node;


        String indexColName = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnName(dataCol);
        // Same alias as before, but use the index column name instead of the data column name
        ParseNode indexColNode = new ColumnParseNode(tName, node.isCaseSensitive() ? '"' + indexColName + '"' : indexColName, node.getAlias());
        PDataType indexColType = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnDataType(dataCol);
        PDataType dataColType = dataColRef.getColumn().getDataType();


        // Coerce index column reference back to same type as data column so that
        // expression behave exactly the same. No need to invert, as this will be done

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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode

    @Override
    public ParseNode visit(ColumnParseNode node) throws SQLException {
        ColumnRef dataColRef = getResolver().resolveColumn(node.getSchemaName(), node.getTableName(), node.getName());
        String indexColName = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnName(dataColRef.getColumn());
        // Same alias as before, but use the index column name instead of the data column name
        ParseNode indexColNode = new ColumnParseNode(null, indexColName, node.toString());
        PDataType indexColType = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnDataType(dataColRef.getColumn());
        PDataType dataColType = dataColRef.getColumn().getDataType();


        // Coerce index column reference back to same type as data column so that
        // expression behave exactly the same. No need to invert, as this will be done

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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.parse.ColumnParseNode

        TableName tName = getReplacedTableName(dataTableRef);
        if (multiTableRewriteMap != null && tName == null)
            return node;


        String indexColName = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnName(dataCol);
        ParseNode indexColNode = new ColumnParseNode(tName, node.isCaseSensitive() ? '"' + indexColName + '"' : indexColName, node.getAlias());
        PDataType indexColType = IndexUtil.getIndexColumnDataType(dataCol);
        PDataType dataColType = dataColRef.getColumn().getDataType();


        // Coerce index column reference back to same type as data column so that
        // expression behave exactly the same. No need to invert, as this will be done

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