I am currently cloning a Database Management System similar to MySQL, Oracle, etc. I am currently facing the problem of how to compile .sql files (syntax errors, logic errors, etc.). I have researched using atn but the build always fails. I wonder if anyone has any other methods?
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gleaming berry
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rs, etc.) and how to efficiently store and retrieve data from the database.
One approach I am considering is to use a parser to parse the .sql files and check for syntax errors before compiling them. This would help catch any errors early on and prevent them from causing issues later on. Additionally, I am exploring the possibility of implementing a query optimizer to improve the efficiency of data retrieval by optimizing query execution plans.
I am also looking into different storage mechanisms such as indexing, caching, and compression techniques to improve data storage and retrieval performance. By implementing these techniques, I hope to create a robust and efficient Database Management System that can compete with existing systems in the market.
Overall, my goal is to create a reliable and efficient Database Management System that can handle large volumes of data while providing fast and accurate query results. I am continuously researching and experimenting with different approaches to overcome challenges and improve the functionality of the system.
mint hatch
We need some more info on what you're doing/some code. What do you mean with compiling/syntax/logic errors?
How are you parsing it, what kind of build are you doing, ...
lilac sluice
Also what do you mean with "cloning", because cloning a database has a pretty specific definition