Enum models_parser::ast::Expr[][src]

pub enum Expr {
Show 26 variants Identifier(Ident), Wildcard, QualifiedWildcard(Vec<Ident>), CompoundIdentifier(Vec<Ident>), IsNull(Box<Expr>), IsNotNull(Box<Expr>), InList(InList), InSubquery(InSubquery), Between(Between), BinaryOp(BinaryOp), UnaryOp(UnaryOp), Cast(Cast), TryCast(TryCast), Extract(Extract), Substring(Substring), Trim(Trim), Collate(Collate), Nested(Box<Expr>), Value(Value), TypedString(TypedString), MapAccess(MapAccess), Function(Function), Case(Case), Exists(Box<Query>), Subquery(Box<Query>), ListAgg(ListAgg),
}
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An SQL expression of any type.

The parser does not distinguish between expressions of different types (e.g. boolean vs string), so the caller must handle expressions of inappropriate type, like WHERE 1 or SELECT 1=1, as necessary.

Variants

Identifier(Ident)

Identifier e.g. table name or column name

Tuple Fields of Identifier

0: Ident
Wildcard

Unqualified wildcard (*). SQL allows this in limited contexts, such as:

  • right after SELECT (which is represented as a SelectItem::Wildcard instead)
  • or as part of an aggregate function, e.g. COUNT(*),

…but we currently also accept it in contexts where it doesn’t make sense, such as * + *

QualifiedWildcard(Vec<Ident>)

Qualified wildcard, e.g. alias.* or schema.table.*. (Same caveats apply to QualifiedWildcard as to Wildcard.)

Tuple Fields of QualifiedWildcard

0: Vec<Ident>
CompoundIdentifier(Vec<Ident>)

Multi-part identifier, e.g. table_alias.column or schema.table.col

Tuple Fields of CompoundIdentifier

0: Vec<Ident>
IsNull(Box<Expr>)

IS NULL expression

Tuple Fields of IsNull

0: Box<Expr>
IsNotNull(Box<Expr>)

IS NOT NULL expression

Tuple Fields of IsNotNull

0: Box<Expr>
InList(InList)

[ NOT ] IN (val1, val2, ...)

Tuple Fields of InList

0: InList
InSubquery(InSubquery)

[ NOT ] IN (SELECT ...)

Tuple Fields of InSubquery

0: InSubquery
Between(Between)

<expr> [ NOT ] BETWEEN <low> AND <high>

Tuple Fields of Between

0: Between
BinaryOp(BinaryOp)

Binary operation e.g. 1 + 1 or foo > bar

Tuple Fields of BinaryOp

0: BinaryOp
UnaryOp(UnaryOp)

Unary operation e.g. NOT foo

Tuple Fields of UnaryOp

0: UnaryOp
Cast(Cast)

CAST an expression to a different data type e.g. CAST(foo AS VARCHAR(123))

Tuple Fields of Cast

0: Cast
TryCast(TryCast)

TRY_CAST an expression to a different data type e.g. TRY_CAST(foo AS VARCHAR(123))

Tuple Fields of TryCast

0: TryCast
Extract(Extract)

EXTRACT(DateTimeField FROM )

Tuple Fields of Extract

0: Extract
Substring(Substring)

SUBSTRING( [FROM ] [FOR ])

Tuple Fields of Substring

0: Substring
Trim(Trim)

TRIM([BOTH | LEADING | TRAILING] [FROM ])
Or
TRIM()

Tuple Fields of Trim

0: Trim
Collate(Collate)

expr COLLATE collation

Tuple Fields of Collate

0: Collate
Nested(Box<Expr>)

Nested expression e.g. (foo > bar) or (1)

Tuple Fields of Nested

0: Box<Expr>
Value(Value)

A literal value, such as string, number, date or NULL

Tuple Fields of Value

0: Value
TypedString(TypedString)

A constant of form <data_type> 'value'. This can represent ANSI SQL DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMP literals (such as DATE '2020-01-01'), as well as constants of other types (a non-standard PostgreSQL extension).

Tuple Fields of TypedString

0: TypedString
MapAccess(MapAccess)

Tuple Fields of MapAccess

0: MapAccess
Function(Function)

Scalar function call e.g. LEFT(foo, 5)

Tuple Fields of Function

0: Function
Case(Case)

CASE [<operand>] WHEN <condition> THEN <result> ... [ELSE <result>] END

Note we only recognize a complete single expression as <condition>, not < 0 nor 1, 2, 3 as allowed in a <simple when clause> per https://jakewheat.github.io/sql-overview/sql-2011-foundation-grammar.html#simple-when-clause

Tuple Fields of Case

0: Case
Exists(Box<Query>)

An exists expression EXISTS(SELECT ...), used in expressions like WHERE EXISTS (SELECT ...).

Tuple Fields of Exists

0: Box<Query>
Subquery(Box<Query>)

A parenthesized subquery (SELECT ...), used in expression like SELECT (subquery) AS x or WHERE (subquery) = x

Tuple Fields of Subquery

0: Box<Query>
ListAgg(ListAgg)

The LISTAGG function SELECT LISTAGG(...) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY ...)

Tuple Fields of ListAgg

0: ListAgg

Trait Implementations

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This method tests for !=.

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