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In MySQL, a data type like `INT(20) SIGNED` is equivalent to `INT(20)`. In other dialects, this may be interpreted differently; e.g. in Postgres, `SELECT 1::integer signed` indicates an alias of "signed". So we parse the optional `SIGNED` suffix only on dialects that allow it (I currently don't know of any other than MySQL). |
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| .. | ||
| queries/tpch | ||
| test_utils | ||
| pretty_print.rs | ||
| sqlparser_bigquery.rs | ||
| sqlparser_clickhouse.rs | ||
| sqlparser_common.rs | ||
| sqlparser_custom_dialect.rs | ||
| sqlparser_databricks.rs | ||
| sqlparser_duckdb.rs | ||
| sqlparser_hive.rs | ||
| sqlparser_mssql.rs | ||
| sqlparser_mysql.rs | ||
| sqlparser_postgres.rs | ||
| sqlparser_redshift.rs | ||
| sqlparser_regression.rs | ||
| sqlparser_snowflake.rs | ||
| sqlparser_sqlite.rs | ||