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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
After Snowflake's acquisition of Streamlit, they updated their query layer in order to support CREATE STREAMLIT queries: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/create-streamlit, which is very similar to CREATE WAREHOUSE in that it is a creatable / "create-able" with a number of different attributes. From empirical testing, Snowflake sticks things into its query layer instead of exposing a REST API, so you manage various Streamlit applications using SQL. Would love to have STREAMLIT as a registered identifier.
I can create a PR for this later tonight. I'd like to engage in a longer-term commitment to upstreaming to sqlglot on a regular basis (since my role involves a lot of this stuff). CC: @whummer
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
After Snowflake's acquisition of Streamlit, they updated their query layer in order to support
CREATE STREAMLIT
queries: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/create-streamlit, which is very similar toCREATE WAREHOUSE
in that it is a creatable / "create-able" with a number of different attributes. From empirical testing, Snowflake sticks things into its query layer instead of exposing a REST API, so you manage various Streamlit applications using SQL. Would love to haveSTREAMLIT
as a registered identifier.I can create a PR for this later tonight. I'd like to engage in a longer-term commitment to upstreaming to
sqlglot
on a regular basis (since my role involves a lot of this stuff). CC: @whummerDescribe the solution you'd like
Running:
Results in:
or similar, as implemented in #3510 and follow-up.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Upstreaming this change for improved tokenization support.
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