Fix issue 2106: Add parsing functionality for MySQL ADD PARTITION and DROP PARTITION clauses in ALTER TABLE statements #2107
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Summary
This PR addresses the issue with JSQLParser's inability to parse
ADD PARTITIONclauses inALTER TABLEstatements for MySQL 8.0. Previously, these clauses were not recognized, causing parsing errors for certainALTER TABLEoperations.Changes
AlterOperationenum to includeADD PARTITION.ADD PARTITIONclauses, allowing for accurate parsing of these statements.References
MySQL Documentation: ALTER TABLE Partition Operations
Note
This update enables JSQLParser to parse MySQL 8.0-specific partition operations within
ALTER TABLEstatements, improving support for MySQL-specific syntax. Additional partition-related clauses (such asREORGANIZE PARTITION,REMOVE PARTITIONING, etc.) are planned for future implementation to fully support MySQL'sALTER TABLEpartition syntax.