> Is it correct that the following two statements are equal?
> select "a" from foo;
> select a from foo;
Yes.
> That results in the following problem for ecpg:
> When I'm in SQL mode (that is after reading "exec sql") I do not get
> quotations. But what do I do with this?
>
> exec sql whenever sqlerror do printf("There was an error\n");
>
> Since my lex file is almost the same as scan.l I wonder if anyone has
> an idea.
What different kinds of clauses are available with the "whenever ...
do"? My Ingres manual indicates that the syntax is:
exec sql whenever <condition> <action>
where <condition> is one of:
sqlwarning
sqlerror
sqlmessage
not found
dbevent
and the <action> is one of:
continue
stop
goto <label>
call <procedure>
where <procedure> cannot be called with any arguments. This syntax would
be easy to parse with your existing lexer. My SQL books shows an even
more limited syntax with only "continue" and "goto" allowed.
If you want to allow some other syntax, including double-quoted strings,
then you will need to implement it explicitly in your grammar.
- Tom
