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Jeff Zhang commented on FLINK-15644:
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[~fhueske] Will DDL/DML also be verified ?

> Add support for SQL query validation 
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>
>                 Key: FLINK-15644
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-15644
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: Table SQL / API
>            Reporter: Fabian Hueske
>            Priority: Major
>
> It would be good if the {{TableEnvironment}} would offer methods to check the 
> validity of SQL queries. Such a method could be used by services (CLI query 
> shells, notebooks, SQL UIs) that are backed by Flink and execute their 
> queries on Flink.
> Validation should be available in two levels:
>  # Validation of syntax and semantics: This includes parsing the query, 
> checking the catalog for dbs, tables, fields, type checks for expressions and 
> functions, etc. This will check if the query is a valid SQL query.
>  # Validation that query is supported: Checks if Flink can execute the given 
> query. Some syntactically and semantically valid SQL queries are not 
> supported, esp. in a streaming context. This requires running the optimizer. 
> If the optimizer generates an execution plan, the query can be executed. This 
> check includes the first step and is more expensive.
> The reason for this separation is that the first check can be done much fast 
> as it does not involve calling the optimizer. Hence, it would be suitable for 
> fast checks in an interactive query editor. The second check might take more 
> time (depending on the complexity of the query) and might not be suitable for 
> rapid checks but only on explicit user request.
> Requirements:
>  * validation does not modify the state of the {{TableEnvironment}}, i.e. it 
> does not add plan operators
>  * validation does not require connector dependencies
>  * validation can identify the update mode of a continuous query result 
> (append-only, upsert, retraction).
> Out of scope for this issue:
>  * better error messages for unsupported features as suggested by FLINK-7217



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