Java Code Examples for org.apache.calcite.linq4j.tree.Expressions#list()
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Example 1
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * @see #dispatch */ public Result visit(Sort e) { Result x = visitChild(0, e.getInput()); Builder builder = x.builder(e, Clause.ORDER_BY); List<SqlNode> orderByList = Expressions.list(); for (RelFieldCollation field : e.getCollation().getFieldCollations()) { builder.addOrderItem(orderByList, field); } if (!orderByList.isEmpty()) { builder.setOrderBy(new SqlNodeList(orderByList, POS)); x = builder.result(); } if (e.fetch != null) { builder = x.builder(e, Clause.FETCH); builder.setFetch(builder.context.toSql(null, e.fetch)); x = builder.result(); } if (e.offset != null) { builder = x.builder(e, Clause.OFFSET); builder.setOffset(builder.context.toSql(null, e.offset)); x = builder.result(); } return x; }
Example 2
Source File: DremioRelToSqlConverter.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
protected void generateGroupBy(DremioRelToSqlConverter.Builder builder, Aggregate e) { List<SqlNode> groupByList = Expressions.list(); final List<SqlNode> selectList = new ArrayList<>(); for (int group : e.getGroupSet()) { final SqlNode field = builder.context.field(group); addSelect(selectList, field, e.getRowType()); addGroupBy(groupByList, field); } for (AggregateCall aggCall : e.getAggCallList()) { SqlNode aggCallSqlNode = ((DremioContext) builder.context).toSql(aggCall, e); if (aggCall.getAggregation() instanceof SqlSingleValueAggFunction) { aggCallSqlNode = dialect. rewriteSingleValueExpr(aggCallSqlNode); } addSelect(selectList, aggCallSqlNode, e.getRowType()); } builder.setSelect(new SqlNodeList(selectList, POS)); if (!groupByList.isEmpty() || e.getAggCallList().isEmpty()) { // Some databases don't support "GROUP BY ()". We can omit it as long // as there is at least one aggregate function. builder.setGroupBy(new SqlNodeList(groupByList, POS)); } }
Example 3
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Converts a call to an aggregate function to an expression. */ public SqlNode toSql(AggregateCall aggCall) { SqlOperator op = aggCall.getAggregation(); if (op instanceof SqlSumEmptyIsZeroAggFunction) { op = SqlStdOperatorTable.SUM; } final List<SqlNode> operands = Expressions.list(); for (int arg : aggCall.getArgList()) { operands.add(field(arg)); } return op.createCall( aggCall.isDistinct() ? SqlSelectKeyword.DISTINCT.symbol(POS) : null, POS, operands.toArray(new SqlNode[0])); }
Example 4
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private Result(SqlNode node, Collection<Clause> clauses, String neededAlias, RelDataType neededType, Map<String, RelDataType> aliases, boolean anon) { this.node = node; this.neededAlias = neededAlias; this.neededType = neededType; this.aliases = aliases; this.clauses = Expressions.list(clauses); this.anon = anon; }
Example 5
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private SqlCall toSql(RexProgram program, RexOver rexOver) { final RexWindow rexWindow = rexOver.getWindow(); final SqlNodeList partitionList = new SqlNodeList( toSql(program, rexWindow.partitionKeys), POS); List<SqlNode> orderNodes = Expressions.list(); if (rexWindow.orderKeys != null) { for (RexFieldCollation rfc : rexWindow.orderKeys) { addOrderItem(orderNodes, program, rfc); } } final SqlNodeList orderList = new SqlNodeList(orderNodes, POS); final SqlLiteral isRows = SqlLiteral.createBoolean(rexWindow.isRows(), POS); // null defaults to true. // During parsing the allowPartial == false (e.g. disallow partial) // is expand into CASE expression and is handled as a such. // Not sure if we can collapse this CASE expression back into // "disallow partial" and set the allowPartial = false. final SqlLiteral allowPartial = null; SqlAggFunction sqlAggregateFunction = rexOver.getAggOperator(); SqlNode lowerBound = null; SqlNode upperBound = null; if (sqlAggregateFunction.allowsFraming()) { lowerBound = createSqlWindowBound(rexWindow.getLowerBound()); upperBound = createSqlWindowBound(rexWindow.getUpperBound()); } final SqlWindow sqlWindow = SqlWindow.create(null, null, partitionList, orderList, isRows, lowerBound, upperBound, allowPartial, POS); final List<SqlNode> nodeList = toSql(program, rexOver.getOperands()); return createOverCall(sqlAggregateFunction, nodeList, sqlWindow); }
Example 6
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** Creates a result based on a join. (Each join could contain one or more * relational expressions.) */ public Result result(SqlNode join, Result leftResult, Result rightResult) { final ImmutableMap.Builder<String, RelDataType> builder = ImmutableMap.builder(); if (join.getKind() == SqlKind.JOIN) { collectAliases(builder, join, Iterables.concat(leftResult.aliases.values(), rightResult.aliases.values()).iterator()); return new Result(join, Expressions.list(Clause.FROM), null, null, builder.build()); } else { return new Result(join, Expressions.list(Clause.FROM), null, null, leftResult.aliases); } }
Example 7
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public Result setOpToSql(SqlSetOperator operator, RelNode rel) { SqlNode node = null; for (Ord<RelNode> input : Ord.zip(rel.getInputs())) { final Result result = visitChild(input.i, input.e); if (node == null) { node = result.asSelect(); } else { node = operator.createCall(POS, node, result.asSelect()); } } final List<Clause> clauses = Expressions.list(Clause.SET_OP); return result(node, clauses, rel, null); }
Example 8
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private Result(SqlNode node, Collection<Clause> clauses, String neededAlias, List<Pair<String, RelDataType>> aliases) { this.node = node; this.neededAlias = neededAlias; this.aliases = aliases; this.clauses = Expressions.list(clauses); }
Example 9
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Converts a call to an aggregate function to an expression. */ public SqlNode toSql(AggregateCall aggCall) { SqlOperator op = (SqlAggFunction) aggCall.getAggregation(); if (op instanceof SqlSumEmptyIsZeroAggFunction) { op = SqlStdOperatorTable.SUM; } final List<SqlNode> operands = Expressions.list(); for (int arg : aggCall.getArgList()) { operands.add(field(arg)); } return op.createCall( aggCall.isDistinct() ? SqlSelectKeyword.DISTINCT.symbol(POS) : null, POS, operands.toArray(new SqlNode[operands.size()])); }
Example 10
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private Result setOpToSql(SqlSetOperator operator, RelNode rel) { List<SqlNode> list = Expressions.list(); for (Ord<RelNode> input : Ord.zip(rel.getInputs())) { final Result result = this.visitChild(input.i, input.e); list.add(result.asSelect()); } final SqlCall node = operator.createCall(new SqlNodeList(list, POS)); final List<Clause> clauses = Expressions.list(Clause.SET_OP); return result(node, clauses, rel); }
Example 11
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public Result visitAggregate(Aggregate e) { // "select a, b, sum(x) from ( ... ) group by a, b" final Result x = visitChild(0, e.getInput()); final Builder builder = x.builder(e, Clause.GROUP_BY); List<SqlNode> groupByList = Expressions.list(); final List<SqlNode> selectList = new ArrayList<>(); for (int group : e.getGroupSet()) { final SqlNode field = builder.context.field(group); addSelect(selectList, field, e.getRowType()); groupByList.add(field); } for (AggregateCall aggCall : e.getAggCallList()) { SqlNode aggCallSqlNode = builder.context.toSql(aggCall); if (aggCall.getAggregation() instanceof SqlSingleValueAggFunction) { aggCallSqlNode = rewriteSingleValueExpr(aggCallSqlNode, dialect); } addSelect(selectList, aggCallSqlNode, e.getRowType()); } builder.setSelect(new SqlNodeList(selectList, POS)); if (!groupByList.isEmpty() || e.getAggCallList().isEmpty()) { // Some databases don't support "GROUP BY ()". We can omit it as long // as there is at least one aggregate function. builder.setGroupBy(new SqlNodeList(groupByList, POS)); } return builder.result(); }
Example 12
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Creates a result based on a join. (Each join could contain one or more * relational expressions.) */ public Result result(SqlNode join, Result leftResult, Result rightResult) { final List<Pair<String, RelDataType>> list = new ArrayList<Pair<String, RelDataType>>(); list.addAll(leftResult.aliases); list.addAll(rightResult.aliases); return new Result(join, Expressions.list(Clause.FROM), null, list); }
Example 13
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public Result(SqlNode node, Collection<Clause> clauses, String neededAlias, RelDataType neededType, Map<String, RelDataType> aliases) { this.node = node; this.neededAlias = neededAlias; this.neededType = neededType; this.aliases = aliases; this.clauses = Expressions.list(clauses); }
Example 14
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public Result setOpToSql(SqlSetOperator operator, RelNode rel) { SqlNode node = null; for (Ord<RelNode> input : Ord.zip(rel.getInputs())) { final Result result = visitChild(input.i, input.e); if (node == null) { node = result.asSelect(); } else { node = operator.createCall(POS, node, result.asSelect()); } } final List<Clause> clauses = Expressions.list(Clause.SET_OP); return result(node, clauses, rel, null); }
Example 15
Source File: DremioRelToSqlConverter.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Once you have a Result of implementing a child relational expression, * call this method to create a Builder to implement the current relational * expression by adding additional clauses to the SQL query. * * <p>You need to declare which clauses you intend to add. If the clauses * are "later", you can add to the same query. For example, "GROUP BY" comes * after "WHERE". But if they are the same or earlier, this method will * start a new SELECT that wraps the previous result. * * <p>When you have called * {@link Builder#setSelect(SqlNodeList)}, * {@link Builder#setWhere(SqlNode)} etc. call * {@link Builder#result(SqlNode, Collection, RelNode, Map)} * to fix the new query. * * @param rel Relational expression being implemented * @param forceNew Forces the query the result to be wrapped in a sub-query. * @param clauses Clauses that will be generated to implement current * relational expression * @return A builder */ public Builder builder(RelNode rel, boolean forceNew, Clause... clauses) { final Clause maxClause = maxClause(); boolean needNew = forceNew; // If old and new clause are equal and belong to below set, // then new SELECT wrap is not required if (!needNew) { Set<Clause> nonWrapSet = ImmutableSet.of(Clause.SELECT); for (Clause clause : clauses) { if (maxClause.ordinal() > clause.ordinal() || (maxClause == clause && !nonWrapSet.contains(clause))) { needNew = true; } } } if (rel instanceof LogicalAggregate && !dialect.supportsNestedAggregations() && hasNestedAggregations((LogicalAggregate) rel)) { needNew = true; } SqlSelect select; Expressions.FluentList<Clause> clauseList = Expressions.list(); if (needNew) { select = subSelect(); } else { select = asSelect(); clauseList.addAll(this.clauses); } clauseList.appendAll(clauses); Context newContext; final SqlNodeList selectList = select.getSelectList(); if (selectList != null) { newContext = getDremioRelToSqlConverter().selectListContext(selectList); } else { final boolean qualified = !dialect.hasImplicitTableAlias() || aliases.size() > 1 || getDremioRelToSqlConverter().isSubQuery(); // basically, we did a subSelect() since needNew is set and neededAlias is not null // now, we need to make sure that we need to update the alias context. // if our aliases map has a single element: <neededAlias, rowType>, // then we don't need to rewrite the alias but otherwise, it should be updated. if (needNew && neededAlias != null && (aliases.size() != 1 || !aliases.containsKey(neededAlias) || !aliases.get(neededAlias).equals(rel.getInput(0).getRowType()))) { final Map<String, RelDataType> newAliases = ImmutableMap.of(neededAlias, rel.getInput(0).getRowType()); newContext = getDremioRelToSqlConverter().aliasContext(newAliases, qualified); return new Builder(rel, clauseList, select, newContext, rel.getRowType(), newAliases); } else { newContext = getDremioRelToSqlConverter().aliasContext(aliases, qualified); } } return new Builder(rel, clauseList, select, newContext, rel.getRowType(), aliases); }
Example 16
Source File: RelToSqlConverter.java From quark with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Once you have a Result of implementing a child relational expression, * call this method to create a Builder to implement the current relational * expression by adding additional clauses to the SQL query. * <p></p> * <p>You need to declare which clauses you intend to add. If the clauses * are "later", you can add to the same query. For example, "GROUP BY" comes * after "WHERE". But if they are the same or earlier, this method will * start a new SELECT that wraps the previous result.</p> * <p>When you have called * {@link Builder#setSelect(org.apache.calcite.sql.SqlNodeList)}, * {@link Builder#setWhere(org.apache.calcite.sql.SqlNode)} etc. call * {@link Builder#result(org.apache.calcite.sql.SqlNode, java.util.Collection, org.apache.calcite.rel.RelNode)} * to fix the new query.</p> * * @param rel Relational expression being implemented * @param clauses Clauses that will be generated to implement current * relational expression * @return A builder */ public Builder builder(RelNode rel, Clause... clauses) { final Clause maxClause = maxClause(); boolean needNew = false; for (Clause clause : clauses) { if (maxClause.ordinal() >= clause.ordinal()) { needNew = true; } } SqlSelect select; Expressions.FluentList<Clause> clauseList = Expressions.list(); if (needNew) { select = subSelect(); } else { select = asSelect(); clauseList.addAll(this.clauses); } clauseList.appendAll(clauses); Context newContext; final SqlNodeList selectList = select.getSelectList(); if (selectList != null) { newContext = new Context(selectList.size()) { @Override public SqlNode field(int ordinal) { return field(ordinal, false); } @Override public SqlNode field(int ordinal, boolean useAlias) { final SqlNode selectItem = selectList.get(ordinal); switch (selectItem.getKind()) { case AS: if (useAlias) { return ((SqlCall) selectItem).operand(1); } else { return ((SqlCall) selectItem).operand(0); } } return selectItem; } }; } else { newContext = new AliasContext(aliases, aliases.size() > 1); } return new Builder(rel, clauseList, select, newContext); }
Example 17
Source File: PigRelToSqlConverter.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** @see #dispatch */ public Result visit(Window e) { final Result x = visitChild(0, e.getInput()); final Builder builder = x.builder(e, Clause.SELECT); final List<SqlNode> selectList = new ArrayList<>(builder.context.fieldList()); for (Window.Group winGroup : e.groups) { final List<SqlNode> partitionList = Expressions.list(); for (int i : winGroup.keys) { partitionList.add(builder.context.field(i)); } final List<SqlNode> orderList = Expressions.list(); for (RelFieldCollation orderKey : winGroup.collation().getFieldCollations()) { orderList.add(builder.context.toSql(orderKey)); } final SqlNode sqlWindow = SqlWindow.create( null, // Window declaration name null, // Window reference name new SqlNodeList(partitionList, POS), new SqlNodeList(orderList, POS), SqlLiteral.createBoolean(winGroup.isRows, POS), builder.context.toSql(winGroup.lowerBound), builder.context.toSql(winGroup.upperBound), null, // allowPartial POS); for (Window.RexWinAggCall winFunc : winGroup.aggCalls) { final List<SqlNode> winFuncOperands = Expressions.list(); for (RexNode operand : winFunc.getOperands()) { winFuncOperands.add(builder.context.toSql(null, operand)); } SqlNode aggFunc = winFunc.getOperator().createCall(new SqlNodeList(winFuncOperands, POS)); selectList.add(SqlStdOperatorTable.OVER.createCall(POS, aggFunc, sqlWindow)); } builder.setSelect(new SqlNodeList(selectList, POS)); } return builder.result(); }
Example 18
Source File: PhysTypeImpl.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
public Expression generateComparator(RelCollation collation) { // int c; // c = Utilities.compare(v0, v1); // if (c != 0) return c; // or -c if descending // ... // return 0; BlockBuilder body = new BlockBuilder(); final Type javaRowClass = Primitive.box(this.javaRowClass); final ParameterExpression parameterV0 = Expressions.parameter(javaRowClass, "v0"); final ParameterExpression parameterV1 = Expressions.parameter(javaRowClass, "v1"); final ParameterExpression parameterC = Expressions.parameter(int.class, "c"); final int mod = collation.getFieldCollations().size() == 1 ? Modifier.FINAL : 0; body.add(Expressions.declare(mod, parameterC, null)); for (RelFieldCollation fieldCollation : collation.getFieldCollations()) { final int index = fieldCollation.getFieldIndex(); final RelDataType fieldType = rowType.getFieldList().get(index).getType(); final Expression fieldComparator = generateCollatorExpression(fieldType.getCollation()); Expression arg0 = fieldReference(parameterV0, index); Expression arg1 = fieldReference(parameterV1, index); switch (Primitive.flavor(fieldClass(index))) { case OBJECT: arg0 = EnumUtils.convert(arg0, Comparable.class); arg1 = EnumUtils.convert(arg1, Comparable.class); } final boolean nullsFirst = fieldCollation.nullDirection == RelFieldCollation.NullDirection.FIRST; final boolean descending = fieldCollation.getDirection() == RelFieldCollation.Direction.DESCENDING; body.add( Expressions.statement( Expressions.assign( parameterC, Expressions.call( Utilities.class, fieldNullable(index) ? (nullsFirst != descending ? "compareNullsFirst" : "compareNullsLast") : "compare", Expressions.list( arg0, arg1) .appendIfNotNull(fieldComparator))))); body.add( Expressions.ifThen( Expressions.notEqual( parameterC, Expressions.constant(0)), Expressions.return_( null, descending ? Expressions.negate(parameterC) : parameterC))); } body.add( Expressions.return_(null, Expressions.constant(0))); final List<MemberDeclaration> memberDeclarations = Expressions.list( Expressions.methodDecl( Modifier.PUBLIC, int.class, "compare", ImmutableList.of(parameterV0, parameterV1), body.toBlock())); if (EnumerableRules.BRIDGE_METHODS) { final ParameterExpression parameterO0 = Expressions.parameter(Object.class, "o0"); final ParameterExpression parameterO1 = Expressions.parameter(Object.class, "o1"); BlockBuilder bridgeBody = new BlockBuilder(); bridgeBody.add( Expressions.return_( null, Expressions.call( Expressions.parameter( Comparable.class, "this"), BuiltInMethod.COMPARATOR_COMPARE.method, Expressions.convert_( parameterO0, javaRowClass), Expressions.convert_( parameterO1, javaRowClass)))); memberDeclarations.add( overridingMethodDecl( BuiltInMethod.COMPARATOR_COMPARE.method, ImmutableList.of(parameterO0, parameterO1), bridgeBody.toBlock())); } return Expressions.new_( Comparator.class, ImmutableList.of(), memberDeclarations); }
Example 19
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Once you have a Result of implementing a child relational expression, * call this method to create a Builder to implement the current relational * expression by adding additional clauses to the SQL query. * * <p>You need to declare which clauses you intend to add. If the clauses * are "later", you can add to the same query. For example, "GROUP BY" comes * after "WHERE". But if they are the same or earlier, this method will * start a new SELECT that wraps the previous result. * * <p>When you have called * {@link Builder#setSelect(SqlNodeList)}, * {@link Builder#setWhere(SqlNode)} etc. call * {@link Builder#result(SqlNode, Collection, RelNode, Map)} * to fix the new query. * * @param rel Relational expression being implemented * @param clauses Clauses that will be generated to implement current * relational expression * @return A builder */ public Builder builder(RelNode rel, Clause... clauses) { final Clause maxClause = maxClause(); boolean needNew = false; // If old and new clause are equal and belong to below set, // then new SELECT wrap is not required Set<Clause> nonWrapSet = ImmutableSet.of(Clause.SELECT); for (Clause clause : clauses) { if (maxClause.ordinal() > clause.ordinal() || (maxClause == clause && !nonWrapSet.contains(clause))) { needNew = true; } } if (rel instanceof LogicalAggregate && !dialect.supportsNestedAggregations() && hasNestedAggregations((LogicalAggregate) rel)) { needNew = true; } SqlSelect select; Expressions.FluentList<Clause> clauseList = Expressions.list(); if (needNew) { select = subSelect(); } else { select = asSelect(); clauseList.addAll(this.clauses); } clauseList.appendAll(clauses); Context newContext; final SqlNodeList selectList = select.getSelectList(); if (selectList != null) { newContext = new Context(selectList.size()) { @Override public SqlNode field(int ordinal) { final SqlNode selectItem = selectList.get(ordinal); switch (selectItem.getKind()) { case AS: return ((SqlCall) selectItem).operand(0); } return selectItem; } }; } else { boolean qualified = !dialect.hasImplicitTableAlias() || aliases.size() > 1; // basically, we did a subSelect() since needNew is set and neededAlias is not null // now, we need to make sure that we need to update the alias context. // if our aliases map has a single element: <neededAlias, rowType>, // then we don't need to rewrite the alias but otherwise, it should be updated. if (needNew && neededAlias != null && (aliases.size() != 1 || !aliases.containsKey(neededAlias))) { final Map<String, RelDataType> newAliases = ImmutableMap.of(neededAlias, rel.getInput(0).getRowType()); newContext = aliasContext(newAliases, qualified); } else { newContext = aliasContext(aliases, qualified); } } return new Builder(rel, clauseList, select, newContext, needNew ? null : aliases); }
Example 20
Source File: SqlImplementor.java From calcite with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** Once you have a Result of implementing a child relational expression, * call this method to create a Builder to implement the current relational * expression by adding additional clauses to the SQL query. * * <p>You need to declare which clauses you intend to add. If the clauses * are "later", you can add to the same query. For example, "GROUP BY" comes * after "WHERE". But if they are the same or earlier, this method will * start a new SELECT that wraps the previous result. * * <p>When you have called * {@link Builder#setSelect(SqlNodeList)}, * {@link Builder#setWhere(SqlNode)} etc. call * {@link Builder#result(SqlNode, Collection, RelNode, Map)} * to fix the new query. * * @param rel Relational expression being implemented * @param clauses Clauses that will be generated to implement current * relational expression * @return A builder */ public Builder builder(RelNode rel, Clause... clauses) { final boolean needNew = needNewSubQuery(rel, clauses); SqlSelect select; Expressions.FluentList<Clause> clauseList = Expressions.list(); if (needNew) { select = subSelect(); } else { select = asSelect(); clauseList.addAll(this.clauses); } clauseList.appendAll(clauses); final Context newContext; Map<String, RelDataType> newAliases = null; final SqlNodeList selectList = select.getSelectList(); if (selectList != null) { newContext = new Context(dialect, selectList.size()) { public SqlNode field(int ordinal) { final SqlNode selectItem = selectList.get(ordinal); switch (selectItem.getKind()) { case AS: return ((SqlCall) selectItem).operand(0); } return selectItem; } @Override public SqlNode orderField(int ordinal) { // If the field expression is an unqualified column identifier // and matches a different alias, use an ordinal. // For example, given // SELECT deptno AS empno, empno AS x FROM emp ORDER BY emp.empno // we generate // SELECT deptno AS empno, empno AS x FROM emp ORDER BY 2 // "ORDER BY empno" would give incorrect result; // "ORDER BY x" is acceptable but is not preferred. final SqlNode node = field(ordinal); if (node instanceof SqlIdentifier && ((SqlIdentifier) node).isSimple()) { final String name = ((SqlIdentifier) node).getSimple(); for (Ord<SqlNode> selectItem : Ord.zip(selectList)) { if (selectItem.i != ordinal) { final String alias = SqlValidatorUtil.getAlias(selectItem.e, -1); if (name.equalsIgnoreCase(alias)) { return SqlLiteral.createExactNumeric( Integer.toString(ordinal + 1), SqlParserPos.ZERO); } } } } return node; } }; } else { boolean qualified = !dialect.hasImplicitTableAlias() || aliases.size() > 1; // basically, we did a subSelect() since needNew is set and neededAlias is not null // now, we need to make sure that we need to update the alias context. // if our aliases map has a single element: <neededAlias, rowType>, // then we don't need to rewrite the alias but otherwise, it should be updated. if (needNew && neededAlias != null && (aliases.size() != 1 || !aliases.containsKey(neededAlias))) { newAliases = ImmutableMap.of(neededAlias, rel.getInput(0).getRowType()); newContext = aliasContext(newAliases, qualified); } else { newContext = aliasContext(aliases, qualified); } } return new Builder(rel, clauseList, select, newContext, isAnon(), needNew && !aliases.containsKey(neededAlias) ? newAliases : aliases); }