FlyingZC commented on PR #40192:
URL: https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere/pull/40192#issuecomment-6166785856

   ### Result
    
     **Review Result: Mergeable**
    
     The statement-boundary defect caused by keyword-like psql variable names 
is fixed. No blocking issues or required changes remain in the reviewed code.
    
     ### Evidence
    
     - All 7 new regression cases failed before the fix and passed afterward. 
All 133 loader tests pass.
     - Parser module regression: 10,939 tests, zero failures, zero errors, 4 
skipped.
     - Exact-file Spotless and Checkstyle checks pass for both changed Java 
files.
     - Recognized plain variables are now consumed as complete markers, 
preventing names such as `case`, `end`, and `begin` from changing SQL block 
state. Independent
     following SQL is preserved.
     - Existing protections for arrays, SQL/JSON, strings, comments, typed 
variables, and original echo boundaries remain covered.
     - Full-repository tests were not rerun for this follow-up; earlier results 
were not presented as validation of the updated candidate.
    
     ### Coverage
    
     Reviewed Apache ShardingSphere PR #40192, including all 27 cumulative 
changed blocks in `PostgreSQLExternalTestParameterLoadTemplate.java` and its 
corresponding
     test class. The reviewed content matches commit `4e708019a36e`, based on 
`66f47ff8b41b`.
    
     Completed root-cause, impact, tests/runtime, and full-scope convergence 
review. The previously reported P2 issue is resolved, with no remaining 
evidence gaps.
    
     Local verification used `dbplus-engine-mvnw -f test/it/parser/pom.xml 
-Pcheck` with exact two-file filters for `spotless:check` and 
`checkstyle:check`; exit code
     was 0, and selection of both files was confirmed.
    
     No public API, SPI, grammar, visitor, or other-dialect changes. External 
PostgreSQL IT and SQL E2E were not run. This is a code-correctness assessment; 
CI was not
     reviewed.


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