Describe the bug
After upgrading to phpMyAdmin 5.2.2, the SQL parser generates an error when executing queries that contain both a CASE statement and table aliases. The issue is reproducible in both cPanel environments and local Docker installations, suggesting it's related to the SQL parser library rather than the environment.
How to Reproduce
- Upgrade phpMyAdmin to version 5.2.2
- Create or access an existing table (e.g., tblinvoices)
- Run the following SQL query in the SQL tab:
SELECT CASE WHEN t.status = 1 THEN t.userid WHEN t.status = 2 THEN t.id END AS teststatus FROM tblinvoices AS t ORDER BY t.id LIMIT 10;
Expected behavior
The SQL parser shows an error and fails to execute the query despite the SQL syntax being valid.
Screenshots
The query should execute successfully and return results, as the SQL syntax is correct according to MySQL/MariaDB standards.
Operating System
macOS
Web Server
No response
Database Server
MySQL
Database version
No response
PHP version
No response
phpMyAdmin version
5.2.2
browser
No response
Additional context
This appears to be related to the issue described in the GitHub repository:
phpmyadmin/sql-parser#588
The query works correctly when executed directly in MySQL/MariaDB command line or other SQL clients
The issue specifically occurs when combining CASE statements with aliases in the SELECT clause
Describe the bug
After upgrading to phpMyAdmin 5.2.2, the SQL parser generates an error when executing queries that contain both a CASE statement and table aliases. The issue is reproducible in both cPanel environments and local Docker installations, suggesting it's related to the SQL parser library rather than the environment.
How to Reproduce
SELECT CASE WHEN t.status = 1 THEN t.userid WHEN t.status = 2 THEN t.id END AS teststatus FROM tblinvoices AS t ORDER BY t.id LIMIT 10;Expected behavior
The SQL parser shows an error and fails to execute the query despite the SQL syntax being valid.
Screenshots
The query should execute successfully and return results, as the SQL syntax is correct according to MySQL/MariaDB standards.
Operating System
macOS
Web Server
No response
Database Server
MySQL
Database version
No response
PHP version
No response
phpMyAdmin version
5.2.2
browser
No response
Additional context
This appears to be related to the issue described in the GitHub repository:
phpmyadmin/sql-parser#588
The query works correctly when executed directly in MySQL/MariaDB command line or other SQL clients
The issue specifically occurs when combining CASE statements with aliases in the SELECT clause