multi_statement

Multi-Statement Correlation Example

This example shows how to use ParseSQLAll to correlate parser output back to each input statement.

Why this shape

ParseSQLAll returns one entry per input statement:

• Statements[i].Index is the 1-based statement position.
• Statements[i].RawSQL is that statement's SQL text.
• Statements[i].Query is the parsed IR (nil means that statement failed IR conversion).
• Statements[i].Warnings are statement-scoped warnings (currently SYNTAX_ERROR).
• HasFailures is true when any statement has a nil Query or any Warnings.

This gives deterministic correlation for mixed-success batches.

Example input

SELECT 1;
SELECT FROM;
SELECT 2;

Typical outcome:

• Statement 1: Query != nil, Warnings=[]
• Statement 2: Query != nil, Warnings=[SYNTAX_ERROR]
• Statement 3: Query != nil, Warnings=[]

Run

go run ./examples/multi_statement

The sample program prints per-statement status and warning codes so you can see exactly what passed or failed.