Extend declare grammar for table type #59
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@SimeonStoykovQC is this failing "Build and upload to PyPI / Upload to TestPyPI" an issue? 🤷 |
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I don't think it is a big one, I opened an issue (I should probably start closing some 😅) |
Okay, thanks! I was unsure whether this may mean the entire package is too big 😅 (which would came to me as a surprise given >10GB...). Anyways.. |
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Motivation: Within a project, I need to be able to declare a table type like this
"DECLARE @tbl dbo.examplar_table".Changes: Extend the parser rule
declare_statement, add a respective test, and generate the parser files accordingly - following the structure of #33.Many thanks to @SimeonStoykovQC, who helped me massively to navigate through the stormy sea of debugging!