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I'm trying to parse some log files where stored procedures are used. So the statement would look like:
BEGIN modifyParams( :BP_00000_v, ..., :BP_00012_v ); END;
Is there a way to define "modifyParams" as known keyword? Right now I get:
net.sf.jsqlparser.parser.ParseException: Encountered unexpected token: "modifyParams" <S_IDENTIFIER>; at line 1, column 8.; ; Was expecting one of:; ; "("; "ALTER"; "ANALYZE"; "BEGIN"; "CALL"; "COMMENT"; "COMMIT"; "CREATE"; "DECLARE"; "DELETE"; "DESC"; "DESCRIBE"; "DROP"; "EXEC"; "EXECUTE"; "EXPLAIN"; "GRANT"; "INSERT"; "MERGE"; "PURGE"; "REFRESH"; "RENAME"; "REPLACE"; "RESET"; "ROLLBACK"; "SAVEPOINT"; "SET"; "SHOW"; "TABLE"; "TRUNCATE"; "UPDATE"; "UPSERT"; "USE"; "VALUE"; "VALUES"; "WITH"; <K_SELECT>; <ST_SEMICOLON>
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I'm trying to parse some log files where stored procedures are used. So the statement would look like:
BEGIN modifyParams( :BP_00000_v, ..., :BP_00012_v ); END;
Is there a way to define "modifyParams" as known keyword? Right now I get:
net.sf.jsqlparser.parser.ParseException: Encountered unexpected token: "modifyParams" <S_IDENTIFIER>; at line 1, column 8.; ; Was expecting one of:; ; "("; "ALTER"; "ANALYZE"; "BEGIN"; "CALL"; "COMMENT"; "COMMIT"; "CREATE"; "DECLARE"; "DELETE"; "DESC"; "DESCRIBE"; "DROP"; "EXEC"; "EXECUTE"; "EXPLAIN"; "GRANT"; "INSERT"; "MERGE"; "PURGE"; "REFRESH"; "RENAME"; "REPLACE"; "RESET"; "ROLLBACK"; "SAVEPOINT"; "SET"; "SHOW"; "TABLE"; "TRUNCATE"; "UPDATE"; "UPSERT"; "USE"; "VALUE"; "VALUES"; "WITH"; <K_SELECT>; <ST_SEMICOLON>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: