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Invalid SQL syntax:
This error class has the following derived error classes:
ANALYZE TABLE(S) ... COMPUTE STATISTICS ... <ctx>
must be either NOSCAN or empty.
CREATE FUNCTION with both IF NOT EXISTS and REPLACE is not allowed.
CREATE TEMPORARY FUNCTION with specifying a database(<database>
) is not allowed.
CREATE TEMPORARY FUNCTION with IF NOT EXISTS is not allowed.
Partition key <partKey>
must set value.
Expected a column reference for transform <transform>
: <expr>
.
Syntax error: call to table-valued function is invalid because parentheses are missing around the provided TABLE argument <argumentName>
; please surround this with parentheses and try again.
Table valued function cannot specify database name: <funcName>
.
Window reference <windowName>
is not a window specification.
LATERAL can only be used with subquery and table-valued functions.
<statement>
with multiple part function name(<funcName>
) is not allowed.
option or property key <key>
is invalid; only <supported>
are supported
The definition of window <windowName>
is repetitive.
Invalid pattern in SHOW FUNCTIONS: <pattern>
. It must be a “STRING” literal.
SHOW <scope>
FUNCTIONS not supported.
The transform<transform>
requires <expectedNum>
parameters but the actual number is <actualNum>
.
Cannot resolve window reference <windowName>
.
Unsupported function name <funcName>
.
The definition of a SQL variable requires either a datatype or a DEFAULT clause. For example, use DECLARE name STRING
or DECLARE name = 'SQL'
instead of DECLARE name
.