PR fixes parsing queries that have a lowercase block opener as part of the query. Before, it would not detect the block opener (as it expects an upper case string for comparison), but we would properly detect the end for that block, and so would close out any currently in progress blocks, and then the next encountered semi-colon would close out the statement. For the test case, this would mean that we'd end up with three statements, with the SELECT 1 as its own statement, followed by the ; (where the END gets parsed into oblivion, see #62).
PR fixes parsing queries that have a lowercase block opener as part of the query. Before, it would not detect the block opener (as it expects an upper case string for comparison), but we would properly detect the
endfor that block, and so would close out any currently in progress blocks, and then the next encountered semi-colon would close out the statement. For the test case, this would mean that we'd end up with three statements, with theSELECT 1as its own statement, followed by the;(where theENDgets parsed into oblivion, see #62).