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In a SQL query, the operator "UNION ALL" is parsed as two different keywords:
Example:
SELECT Txn_Date FROM Store_Information
UNION ALL
SELECT Txn_Date FROM Internet_Sales
On the contrary, keywords such as "LEFT OUTER JOIN", "FULL JOIN", "FULL OUTER JOIN", "INNER JOIN" are parsed as one keyword (ttype = Token.Keyword) only.
Is it intended please, and if so, what is the rationale behind it ?
Same problem for "GROUP BY" which as parsed as two separate keywords.