Indent issue with named function column in select

[andialbrecht]

_This is a _shadow issue* for Issue 10 on Google Code (from which this project was moved).
Added 2010-01-08T15:12:13.000Z by paul.bridger.
Labels: Type-Defect, Priority-Medium.
Please make updates to the bug there.*

Original description

v0.1.1
Using reindent = True

At some stage I'll dig into the code to find the problem here, but if
someone fixes it before I get around to it that would be wonderful. :)

Formatted SQL is:

SELECT SERIAL# SERIAL,
       SERVICE_NAME SERVICE_NAME,
       P1 WAIT_P1,
       P2 WAIT_P2,
       P3 WAIT_P3,
       ROW_WAIT_ROW# ROW_WAIT_ROW,
       ROW_WAIT_OBJ# ROW_WAIT_OBJ,
       ROW_WAIT_BLOCK# ROW_WAIT_BLOCK,
       ROW_WAIT_FILE# ROW_WAIT_FILE,
       DECODE(STATE,'WAITING',
                    'WAITING',
                    'ON CPU') WAIT_STATE,
                              DECODE(STATE,'WAITING',
                                           WAIT_CLASS,
                                           'ON CPU') WAIT_CLASS,
                                                     DECODE(STATE,'WAITING',
                                                                  EVENT,
                                                                  'ON CPU')
WAIT_EVENT, SID SID, AUDSID AUDSID, USERNAME USERNAME, MACHINE MACHINE,
CLIENT_IDENTIFIER CLIENT_IDENTIFIER, COMMAND COMMAND, STATUS STATUS,
PROCESS PROCESS, PROGRAM PROGRAM, TYPE TYPE, CLIENT_INFO CLIENT_INFO,



                                     SQL_HASH_VALUE SQL_HASH_VALUE,



                                     SQL_ID SQL_ID,



                                     PLAN_HASH_VALUE PLAN_HASH_VALUE,



                                     MODULE MODULE,



                                     ACTION ACTION,



                                     LOGON_TIME LOGON_TIME,



                                     LAST_CALL_ET LAST_CALL_ET,



                                     FIXED_TABLE_SEQUENCE FIXED_TABLE_SEQUENCE,



                                     WAIT_CLASS WAIT_CLASS,



                                     SECONDS_IN_WAIT SECONDS_IN_WAIT,



                                     WAIT_TIME WAIT_TIME,



                                     PLSQL_ENTRY_OBJECT_ID
PLSQL_ENTRY_OBJECT_ID,



                                     PLSQL_ENTRY_SUBPROGRAM_ID
PLSQL_ENTRY_SUBPROGRAM_ID,



                                     PLSQL_OBJECT_ID PLSQ

[andialbrecht]

Moving this issue to 0.1.7 to get 0.1.6 released. I took a first glance at it, but couldn't figure out the problem behind it. My first guess was, that the # causes some troubles, but that isn't the case. The given example seems to be incomplete, but this shouldn't cause the problems (hey, we don't validate :) )

[andialbrecht]

We still have some problems with this SQL dialect, especially the # sign causes some troubles. I need some insight what the SERIAL# actually means.