Open ghingis opened 2 years ago
This is a valid query:
SELECT AnnualRevenue FROM Account WHERE Name <> NULL AND (NOT (AnnualRevenue > 0))
This is also a valid query:
SELECT AnnualRevenue FROM Account WHERE Name <> NULL AND (NOT AnnualRevenue > 0)
And this is not a valid query:
SELECT AnnualRevenue FROM Account WHERE Name <> NULL AND NOT (AnnualRevenue > 0)
This will throw a unexpected token: 'NOT' on Salesforce.
unexpected token: 'NOT'
Yet the parser can parse both without an issue.
EDIT: I added another scenario for a valid query if the negated term is only a single expression.
@ghingis - Thanks for bringing this up. NOT can be a tricky one, I will take a look.
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This is a valid query:
This is also a valid query:
And this is not a valid query:
This will throw a
unexpected token: 'NOT'
on Salesforce.Yet the parser can parse both without an issue.
EDIT: I added another scenario for a valid query if the negated term is only a single expression.